From 3D scanning and digital treatment planning to Invisalign and remote monitoring, modern orthodontics has changed the game. Find out how new technology is helping patients in Victorville, Hesperia, and Apple Valley achieve better results in less time.
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Professional teeth whitening can brighten your smile in one visit—but how long do the results last? In this post, we break down what affects whitening longevity and how patients in Victorville, Hesperia, and Apple Valley can maintain long-lasting results.
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Not sure what to believe about braces or Invisalign? We’re clearing up the most common orthodontic myths so you can make informed, confident decisions about your smile—whether you’re in Victorville, Hesperia, or Apple Valley.
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For the majority of children and young adolescents, waiting until all their baby teeth fall out before starting orthodontic treatment is not a problem and oftentimes is recommended. But in a few situations early treatment, also referred to as phase 1 treatment, is indicated. In this article we will discuss what those cases are.
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The answer is no. No one is too old for the benefits of braces and if braces aren’t your thing there are other treatment options available to you like Invisalign and InBrace
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The short answer is no. Legally your orthodontist cannot diagnose sleep apnea. Only a medical doctor, that is someone with an MD or DO degree, can legally diagnose you with sleep apnea.
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The first and most common reasons why your orthodontist would recommend extracting teeth is due to overcrowding and bite correction. Your orthodontist may also recommend tooth extractions for cosmetic reasons or because you have a severely damaged tooth that has a poor prognosis and is unlikely to last you for the rest of your life.
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Interproximal reduction, also referred to as IPR, is the process of reshaping the teeth to make them a little smaller by stripping or polishing sides of the teeth at their point of contact.
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The purpose of rubber bands (elastics) is usually to correct an overbite or an underbite. They are also used to help move teeth in a way that braces may not be able to do alone.
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When a patient undergoes orthodontic treatment, their treatment will take an average of 18-24 months with another 12 months follow up and they will spend around $6,000
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