As of March 16, 2020, the New Jersey Dental Association strongly recommends that any dental practitioners providing care in New Jersey suspend nonessential and non-urgent care for the next 14 days. Hence, due to COVID-19, we will be open only for emergency care.
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It’s never too late to have crowded, crooked, and misaligned teeth (and jaws) corrected with orthodontic treatment.
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Orthodontic treatment for children often doesn’t start until all permanent teeth come in. But a first orthodontic examination should occur at 6 or 7 years of age.
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Tooth overcrowding can usually be traced to inherited causes. It can easily be fixed with the proper orthodontic treatment.
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Properly positioned teeth look and function better. Orthodontic treatment, when done right, will provide the perfect fitting braces and a beautiful smile.
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A certain percent of the population have congenitally missing teeth which can adversely affect bite. An orthodontist can develop a plan to fill in the gaps.
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Adulthood still presents the opportunity to fix crooked teeth, overbites, underbites and many other problems. The payoff for those who do so is a more youthful and attractive smile.
DetailsAn initial orthodontic check-up should be done no later than age 7. Early treatment may prevent or intercept more serious problems from developing and may make treatment at a later age shorter and less complicated. In some cases, the orthodontist will be able to achieve results that may not be possible once the face and…
DetailsTeeth are seldom evenly spaced and the bones of the jaw are not always perfectly alighted. In fact, because two separate sets of genes (one from each parent) control the development of the teeth and jaws, it is common for mismatches to occur in the mouth. Beyond inherited irregularities, there are problems that arise as…
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