A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.

A retainer is an orthodontic appliance that is worn after braces. They help hold the teeth in place to ensure that no shifting occurs after the braces are removed. Retainers can be either permanent or removable. Regardless of the type of retainer you have, it is important to wear it as recommended to maintain the results from your braces treatment. A lack of retainer use can result in the teeth shifting out of their position, which may require a repeated braces treatment.

We offer 3 different types of retainers;

• Clear Retainer – A clear retainer is a removable, discreet retainer that is clear in colour and fits around the teeth similar to a mouthguard. It is clear in colour so that it does not affect the appearance of the smile. Since it is removable, it is recommended that patients remove it while eating, brushing, and flossing.
• Traditional Wire Retainer – Wire retainers are the most common type of retainer; they are also known as Hawley retainers. These retainers have an acrylic base which sits on the roof of the mouth. From the base, a single wire reaches around and along the front of the teeth to secure their position. Wire retainers are removable so that patients can eat, brush, and floss without hindrance.
• Permanent Retainer – A permanent retainer, also called a bonded retainer or a lingual retainer, is a single wire that is cemented behind the teeth. Permanent retainers offer a discreet look, without affecting the smile. However, since they are not removable, patients will have to take extra care when brushing or flossing to ensure that there is no food caught in the appliance.

If you are in need of a retainer, please make an appointment online via our website for an orthodontic consultation.

Clear Aligners including such brands as Invisalign®, has changed the face of teeth straightening. Instead of wires attached to your teeth, your teeth can be straightened invisibly.

The key benefits of clear aligner therapy compared to traditional braces include;

• Aligners are close to invisable. You can straighten your teeth without anyone knowing.
• Aligners are removable. Unlike braces, you can eat and drink what you want during treatment. You can also brush and floss normally to maintain good oral hygiene.
• Aligners are comfortable. No metal brackets or wires to cause mouth irritation, and less time in the dentist’s chair getting adjustments.

Clear Aligner come in handy in the treatment of many alignment problems in both adults and children including;

• Gaps: Gaps can leave your teeth vulnerable to decay and your gums vulnerable to infection. Invisalign can easily bring teeth together and close considerable gaps.
• Crowding: Crowding occurs when the teeth grow too close together and displace each other. Crowding makes it difficult to floss and brush properly and can increase one’s risk of gum disease or tooth decay.
• Improper Bite: The misalignment of teeth can lead to an improper bite, which can in turn cause a number of jaw complications. Common bite problems include an overbite, underbite, and crossbite. Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorder is one condition associated with bite issues.

If you would like to know about our Orthodontic treatments, schedule a Free orthodontic appointment with us here

Invisalign® is a revolutionary new treatment that forgoes the metal bracket and wires braces of old in favour of clear acrylic aligners that gently guide the patient’s teeth into place. Patients wear an average of 20 to 30 sets of aligners, over a period of 12-18 months to achieve their desired results, all without painful wire tightening appointments or food restrictions. We offer this incredible orthodontic treatment for our patients who long for a straight, beautiful smile.

Who can use Invisalign?

The advent of Invisalign® means that orthodontic treatment no longer benefits only teenagers. We treat many adults with Invisalign, including many who wore traditional metal braces as teens. Invisalign aligners can repair many dental problems, such as overbites, underbites, and crooked or rotated teeth.

The aligners work well for patients with wide spaces between their teeth, helping even when other teeth have shifted and moved into those spaces. Adults suffering from malocclusion, which occurs when the upper and lower teeth don’t fit well together, often find that Invisalign aligners work wonders for their smiles, preventing the speech problems, teeth grinding (bruxism), TMJ disorder, and frequent biting of the cheeks and tongue the malady often causes.