Orthodontics Could Take Your Smile to the Next Level
While many people feel self-conscious about crooked or irregularly spaced teeth, alignment issues aren’t necessarily just cosmetic. Problems like these can lead to bite issues, decay, and possibly even painful conditions like TMJ.
Orthodontic services help detect, manage, and potentially even prevent spacing and alignment issues; setting you up for a future of potentially stronger oral health. Request your orthodontic consultation today.
All services are performed by a general dentist.
What Is Orthodontics?
Orthodontics is a series of treatments designed to gently shift teeth into the correct position through the application of pressure over a long period of time. These treatments take place over relatively long time periods, spanning from a few months to a few years.
Typically, orthodontic treatments require regular adjustments to ensure the right amount of pressure is being applied to the correct places. The pressure is applied using different appliances.
Conditions Requiring Orthodontic Treatment
Underbite: When the mouth closes, the top teeth sit behind the bottom teeth, rather than slightly in front.
Deep bite: When the mouth closes, the top teeth sit too far down, covering too much of the bottom teeth.
Overjet: The front teeth sit at an angle, protruding forward rather than sitting straight up and down.
Open bite: When the mouth closes, the top and bottom teeth at the back of the jaws touch, while there is still an open space between the top and the bottom teeth at the front of the mouth.
Gapped teeth: There is more space than there should be between the teeth.
Crossbite: When the mouth closes, the top teeth do not align properly with their corresponding bottom teeth.
Crowded teeth: Teeth are overlapping each other or there is not enough space in the jaw, forcing teeth to erupt in incorrect places of the mouth.
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For Your Convenience
Free parking
Free wifi
Evening and weekend hours
Accessibility for people of different abilities
For Kids
Children’s playroom with a TV
Ceiling mounted TVs
For You
Blankets for your comfort (washed after every use)
Ceiling mounted TVs
Refreshment station
Magazines for your enjoyment
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Find us conveniently located just off of Whitemud Drive in Southgate Centre.
Where to park?
We’re located in a shopping plaza with ample free, easy to find parking.
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