4 Things You Should Always Tell Your Orthodontist
One of our favorite things is knowing that we get to see you. And that’s not just because of all the progress you’ve made between visits. We truly treasure the relationships we’ve built over the years with our patients and with their families
3 Things You Should Know About Possible Early Orthodontic Treatment for 6-9 Year Olds
A lot has changed in the field of orthodontics since you were a teenager. In fact, braces are so advanced they’re sometimes invisible — or at least, the clear aligners version of them are. Not only are braces less cumbersome than they used to be, they’re not just for teenagers and adults anymore. It’s not unheard of these days to see kids as young as 8 or 9 wearing them.
Early Intervention and What Parents Need to Know Before Choosing Any Treatment Plan
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children have their first orthodontist visit at age 7, but your child’s regular dentist might advise you to bring your child in to see us even sooner than that. This might seem excessively young to you, but that’s the point.
Why Do You Have to Go to the Orthodontist So Much? Your Teeth Know the Answer
We do not kid ourselves at Bluffton Orthodontics. We know our patients love us, but they certainly wouldn’t choose to see us as often as they do. Actually, maybe a few would … we have a pretty sweet video game room.
Why You Shouldn’t Let The Cost Of Braces Scare You Away
When it comes to talking about the possibility of braces, we know your No. 1 concern is always going to be your child’s well-being. We also know there’s another concern lurking not far behind that one; we’ll call it concern No. 1b: “Oh no. How the heck are we going to afford this?” Let’s face it, orthodontic work is a major expense and a long-term commitment for your family. Thinking about it can be daunting.