Braces Discomfort indeed. According to Harvard Health Publications, today’s orthodontic patients come from all ages and walks of life. One out of every five people wearing braces right now is aged 19 or older. Some call this “America’s obsession with a perfect smile.” At King Orthodontics, we view it a little bit differently. After all, what is the closest major organ to the teeth and gums? The brain! The next closest? The heart.
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Some adults may be surprised to learn that people of all ages are having orthodontic work done. This is to correct dental misalignment. From young professionals to senior citizens, being fitted for braces can provide not only a new look but a higher level of self-confidence. Whether you want to improve your appearance for personal or professional reasons or increase dental comfort, cosmetic dental treatment is an exciting option for the following five reasons.
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With an increasing trend of adults undergoing orthodontic treatments, the concerns of pregnant women regarding such procedures are also growing. Many fear variations in hormone levels, necessary x-ray scans, and even potentially looser teeth can all make it unsafe to begin or continue orthodontics if pregnant. While there are certainly things to consider and additional steps to take, there are many ways to ensure the health of both the mother and the baby if you choose to undergo this type of work while carrying. Here we will lay out a few of these concerns in detail and discuss how to overcome them.
Your smile is one of your greatest assets. When you smile, it makes you appear more approachable to people that you meet, and it lets the world know that you are confident. Unfortunately, there are many things that can make you nervous about sharing your smile with the world, and one of those things is having an overbite that causes your top front teeth to protrude.
Are my teeth supposed to move? Orthodontic treatment is a great way to completely transform your smile. Whether you’re an adult looking to wear braces or you’re a parent or guardian of a child or teen who needs them, it’s no surprise that braces are a go-to for people wanting a dramatic change. There are many benefits to having your teeth straightened. Not only is a straight smile aesthetically pleasing, but it can be important for your oral health as well.
The day when your braces get off gives you one of the most exciting feelings during your entire orthodontic treatment. However, this feeling can be messed up by the presence of white spots on your teeth. One common question in this field is whether braces do cause white lesions at the teeth’s surface after successful orthodontic treatment.
This question won’t be a stretch for you if you’ve been through orthodontic procedures yourself or if you’ve already had a child through the process of braces followed by a retainer once the appliance comes off. But, if this is your first foray into this type of specialized dentistry, you want to know what to expect. As a practice devoted to orthodontics, we’ve been asked just about every question under the sun by parents. So we hope the following compendium of questions and responses answer most of yours.
It’s a dental device constructed of wire or plastic that acts as a post-braces sentry to make sure all of those straightened teeth stay put. Retainers made for the upper teeth can be removed when they’re not required. But some retainers made for bottom teeth are permanently affixed and can’t be taken out. These appliances are worn nightly in most cases, but if an orthodontist believes the patient would benefit from wearing them day and night, that’s not unusual. At King Orthodontics, every patient is unique. So if we advise patients to wear a retainer all the time, there’s a very good reason why.
Why must my child wear a retainer?
First, because the orthodontist prescribes it. Second, because after teeth have undergone an arduous tooth straightening process, the retainer acts as a place keeper to accustom the teeth to their newly straightened positions. Think of it this way: The reason your child needed braces in the first place is because thumb sucking, mouth breathing and other oral habits that slowly but surely pushed teeth out of alignment require long treatment periods. You can’t undo years of causation in a matter of months.
Are there age parameters for wearing retainers?
Once-upon-a-time, orthodontists recommended braces and retainers for kids only after they reached their teens and few adults sought this type of treatment. These days, depending upon the severity of a situation, treatment can begin as early as seven. Though the ideal age for orthodontic treatments remains between 10 and 14. Age limits? Don’t be silly. A typical course of treatment averages 24 months for braces followed by a similar timeline for wearing a retainer. Treatment can be longer for adults.
My child didn’t wear braces; why must she wear a retainer?
Because sometimes, bite problems don’t require a long-term solution like braces. They can be fixed without having to go to that extreme. Certain types of removable appliances are made to close gaps or spaces between teeth–or perhaps only a few of your child’s teeth require correction. Orthodontists have used retainers to help correct speech problems and medical conditions diagnosed by dentists and doctors. Even TMJ sufferers have been helped by wearing retainers.
What can I expect once my child starts wearing a retainer?
That depends upon your child. Is she a drama queen? You might be treated to an award-winning performance because it takes time to get used to wearing a retainer, even if your daughter is a braces veteran. She could experience discomfort as she gets used to wearing the newly fitted appliance. It’s not unusual for teeth or gums to feel sore or your child might experience some pressure. If the discomfort doesn’t disappear after a few days, touch bases with us. We might prescribe aspirin or another OTC pain relief product. On the other hand, if you notice some bleeding, put us on speed dial.
How long must my child wear his retainer?
You may as well ask how long your teen will pout if you say no to the new Xbox that just hit the market! Every retainer-wearer is unique and while some kids wear them for just months. Others could be required to wear them for years. Orthodontists are highly skilled at treating patients and we’re good at estimates, but we’re not clairvoyant!
My child says she looks like a freak in her retainer.
Heaven forbid. You can banish the thought of your child being wired up like a zombie if she’s a candidate for a new type of invisible retainer. Not every child may be able to wear these, but if yours can be treated with clear aligners, this may be your salvation. Orthodontics like Invisalign brand retainers are regularly prescribed for kids with mild spacing problems and post-braces treatment, but dare we repeat that not every kid is a candidate for these appliances?
Any downside to Invisalign retainers?
Kids and adolescents who still have their baby teeth may not be able to wear these. For patients who must wear a retainer for a very long time–years and years–this may not be a good option because these dental fixtures are made for shorter term wearers–from nine months to two years. The cost of invisible retainers can be slightly higher than standard appliances. King Orthodontics payment plans can help with that, so you won’t have to stop buying premium pet food to keep the family budget in balance.
What happens if my kid stops wearing her retainer?
The retainer police won’t show up at your front door if your child forgets to slide it into her mouth for a day or two. But your child’s jaw and teeth are composed of living tissue and bone, so if she skip wearing the retainer for long periods of time, her mouth could actually start to shift slightly. Parents have been known to go ballistic when they find a retainer languishing in a nightstand. Don’t be one of them. It’s okay to remind your child to put it in and to verify it with a surprise bedtime check.
Isn’t a mouth guard the same as a retainer?
The principle’s there but the therapeutic result doesn’t compare. Retainers continue the job of keeping teeth aligned. Mouth guards keep people from doing things like grinding teeth at night that can seriously impair the health of teeth and gums. There’s a reason your orthodontist must take such painstaking care to take impressions that are exacting and perfect. The retainer has a specific job to do that a mouth guard can’t emulate.
My child is growing impatient—what can I tell him?
You could try a cliché like “Rome wasn’t built in a day” but that might only earn you an eye roll. Acknowledge his frustration. It’s no fun wearing braces or a retainer, especially in today’s world where kids are teased and made fun of for irrational reasons. Keep an open line of communication. Listening to his griping. It helps to keep this thought in mind as you practice the Zen of retainers: “Someday, he is going to be sitting where I am, trying to placate his impatient child over the very same topic.” If that doesn’t help, nothing will.
Make Your Appointment Today
King Orthodontics is trusted source when it comes to the field of orthodontics. Visit our website and discover the services on offer. And learn more about the dedicated professionals that are waiting to help you get the smile you deserve. Set up your first consultation for a thorough evaluation. From that point, you can learn if braces are for you and discuss the types of braces that are available. From colored braces to clear aligners, you have many alternatives that can help you to have a smile you will be proud of. You’ll be full of excitement when it’s time to flash your pearly whites for the camera and any occasion. Thanks to our team at King Orthodontics.
King Orthodontics
400 East Dayton
Yellow Springs Rd.
Fairborn, OH 45324
Phone: (937) 878-1561 Fax: (937) 433-9530
What are Retainers?
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If you’ve recently started to vape, you’ve likely done so because it’s considered to be healthier than smoking. Since an e-cigarette produces vapor as opposed to smoke, you’ll almost certainly find that the adverse effects to your health are much less severe. However, using an e-cigarette can still cause some issues with your oral health and general health, which you should be aware of before you continue to use this type of product.
Seeing your children smile is something that makes a mother’s heart light up. A child who sees his or her mother smile enjoys those smiles just as much as the mother enjoys her child’s smiles. While the beauty if the smile is in the eye of the beholder, there are some people who don’t like to smile because they have crooked teeth. King Orthodontics can help people with crooked teeth to get that straight smile by using Invisalign.
Mothers of Young Children
Even the most subtle changes in a mother’s appearance can cause young children to become distressed. For some children, even something as simple as Mom wearing a new hairstyle is upsetting. Those children probably wouldn’t be able to handle seeing Mom wear metal braces because those braces would make Mom’s smile different. But, does that mean that Mom shouldn’t visit an orthodontist to get her teeth straightened? No, it means that Mom might want to consider Invisalign since this process uses clear braces that don’t dramatically alter Mom’s look all at once.
Teenagers and Young Adults
When a teen’s teeth are crooked, other teens might make fun of them or bully them. Gone are the days when they had to be called “brace face” or “metal mouth” because teens can use these clear braces, too. A trip to the orthodontist can help teens and their parents explore the Invisalign Teen procedure to determine if the process is something that would work for the teen’s busy life. Clear braces would mean no metal braces for sporting events, school pictures, special events, or other activities.
Getting the smile of your dreams or your teen’s dreams starts with a trip to King Orthodontics. Give us a call today to make an initial appointment for the orthodontic treatment that works with your lifestyle.
King Orthodontics, 400 East Dayton, Yellow Springs Rd. Fairborn, OH 45324 Phone: (937) 878-1561 Fax: (937) 433-9530
King Orthodontics – 6460 Far Hills Ave, Centerville, Dayton, OH 45459 Phone: 937 433 0830
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Our smiles are one of the first things that people notice about us. Having a fantastic smile is a great way to make an impression. Young and middle aged moms lead busy and hectic lives, and it’s easy for us to forget to take good care of our teeth. If we have fallen behind on our orthodontic visits, we may feel hesitant about going again. However, orthodontic care is extremely important, and we need to make it a top priority.
Cutting Edge Braces!
One of our most popular and interesting products is Invisalign braces. They work the same way as conventional braces, but are clear, so that they are virtually invisible. Invisalign braces can also be removed when eating or using your toothbrush, so they are very convenient. Many of our clients, especially teenagers, are interested in Invisalign. Our orthodontists will be happy to answer any questions that you may have about this exciting new product.
Visit Us Today!
If you live in Centerville, Ohio, you can count on King Orthodontics for all of your dental needs. We have been family owned ever since we opened back in 1953. Our orthodontists provide friendly, personable care. We understand that orthodontist visits can be stressful and unpleasant, and we strive every day to give our clients the best experience possible.
Here are some of the best reasons to choose King Orthodontics.
We treat our clients with kindness and compassion.
We use the latest advances in technology to treat your teeth.
We offer a wide variety of treatments.
Our family has been involved in dental care for three generations.
Clients have trusted us with their teeth since 1952.
We want to be your orthodontist for life! Call King Orthodontics today at 937-433-0830. We can schedule a free consultation.
King Orthodontics, 400 East Dayton, Yellow Springs Rd. Fairborn, OH 45324 Phone: (937) 878-1561 Fax: (937) 433-9530
King Orthodontics – 6460 Far Hills Ave, Centerville, Dayton, OH 45459 Phone: 937 433 0830
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Braces Discomfort (Defeat it with 5 Super Hero Hacks)
/0 Comments/in Braces, General Articles /by Dr KingBraces Discomfort indeed. According to Harvard Health Publications, today’s orthodontic patients come from all ages and walks of life. One out of every five people wearing braces right now is aged 19 or older. Some call this “America’s obsession with a perfect smile.” At King Orthodontics, we view it a little bit differently. After all, what is the closest major organ to the teeth and gums? The brain! The next closest? The heart.
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(5 facts) Are Adult with Braces Worth the Trouble?
/0 Comments/in Braces /by Dr KingSome adults may be surprised to learn that people of all ages are having orthodontic work done. This is to correct dental misalignment. From young professionals to senior citizens, being fitted for braces can provide not only a new look but a higher level of self-confidence. Whether you want to improve your appearance for personal or professional reasons or increase dental comfort, cosmetic dental treatment is an exciting option for the following five reasons.
Read more
Are Orthodontic Treatments [During Pregnancy] Safe?
/0 Comments/in General Articles /by Dr KingWith an increasing trend of adults undergoing orthodontic treatments, the concerns of pregnant women regarding such procedures are also growing. Many fear variations in hormone levels, necessary x-ray scans, and even potentially looser teeth can all make it unsafe to begin or continue orthodontics if pregnant. While there are certainly things to consider and additional steps to take, there are many ways to ensure the health of both the mother and the baby if you choose to undergo this type of work while carrying. Here we will lay out a few of these concerns in detail and discuss how to overcome them.
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Read more
Do Braces Leave Horrible White Spots on Teeth (5 FACTS)
/0 Comments/in Braces /by Dr KingThe day when your braces get off gives you one of the most exciting feelings during your entire orthodontic treatment. However, this feeling can be messed up by the presence of white spots on your teeth. One common question in this field is whether braces do cause white lesions at the teeth’s surface after successful orthodontic treatment.
Read more
What are Retainers?
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This question won’t be a stretch for you if you’ve been through orthodontic procedures yourself or if you’ve already had a child through the process of braces followed by a retainer once the appliance comes off. But, if this is your first foray into this type of specialized dentistry, you want to know what to expect. As a practice devoted to orthodontics, we’ve been asked just about every question under the sun by parents. So we hope the following compendium of questions and responses answer most of yours.
Contents
FAQ
What’s a retainer?
It’s a dental device constructed of wire or plastic that acts as a post-braces sentry to make sure all of those straightened teeth stay put. Retainers made for the upper teeth can be removed when they’re not required. But some retainers made for bottom teeth are permanently affixed and can’t be taken out. These appliances are worn nightly in most cases, but if an orthodontist believes the patient would benefit from wearing them day and night, that’s not unusual. At King Orthodontics, every patient is unique. So if we advise patients to wear a retainer all the time, there’s a very good reason why.
Why must my child wear a retainer?
First, because the orthodontist prescribes it. Second, because after teeth have undergone an arduous tooth straightening process, the retainer acts as a place keeper to accustom the teeth to their newly straightened positions. Think of it this way: The reason your child needed braces in the first place is because thumb sucking, mouth breathing and other oral habits that slowly but surely pushed teeth out of alignment require long treatment periods. You can’t undo years of causation in a matter of months.
Are there age parameters for wearing retainers?
Once-upon-a-time, orthodontists recommended braces and retainers for kids only after they reached their teens and few adults sought this type of treatment. These days, depending upon the severity of a situation, treatment can begin as early as seven. Though the ideal age for orthodontic treatments remains between 10 and 14. Age limits? Don’t be silly. A typical course of treatment averages 24 months for braces followed by a similar timeline for wearing a retainer. Treatment can be longer for adults.
My child didn’t wear braces; why must she wear a retainer?
Because sometimes, bite problems don’t require a long-term solution like braces. They can be fixed without having to go to that extreme. Certain types of removable appliances are made to close gaps or spaces between teeth–or perhaps only a few of your child’s teeth require correction. Orthodontists have used retainers to help correct speech problems and medical conditions diagnosed by dentists and doctors. Even TMJ sufferers have been helped by wearing retainers.
What can I expect once my child starts wearing a retainer?
That depends upon your child. Is she a drama queen? You might be treated to an award-winning performance because it takes time to get used to wearing a retainer, even if your daughter is a braces veteran. She could experience discomfort as she gets used to wearing the newly fitted appliance. It’s not unusual for teeth or gums to feel sore or your child might experience some pressure. If the discomfort doesn’t disappear after a few days, touch bases with us. We might prescribe aspirin or another OTC pain relief product. On the other hand, if you notice some bleeding, put us on speed dial.
How long must my child wear his retainer?
You may as well ask how long your teen will pout if you say no to the new Xbox that just hit the market! Every retainer-wearer is unique and while some kids wear them for just months. Others could be required to wear them for years. Orthodontists are highly skilled at treating patients and we’re good at estimates, but we’re not clairvoyant!
My child says she looks like a freak in her retainer.
Heaven forbid. You can banish the thought of your child being wired up like a zombie if she’s a candidate for a new type of invisible retainer. Not every child may be able to wear these, but if yours can be treated with clear aligners, this may be your salvation. Orthodontics like Invisalign brand retainers are regularly prescribed for kids with mild spacing problems and post-braces treatment, but dare we repeat that not every kid is a candidate for these appliances?
Any downside to Invisalign retainers?
Kids and adolescents who still have their baby teeth may not be able to wear these. For patients who must wear a retainer for a very long time–years and years–this may not be a good option because these dental fixtures are made for shorter term wearers–from nine months to two years. The cost of invisible retainers can be slightly higher than standard appliances. King Orthodontics payment plans can help with that, so you won’t have to stop buying premium pet food to keep the family budget in balance.
What happens if my kid stops wearing her retainer?
The retainer police won’t show up at your front door if your child forgets to slide it into her mouth for a day or two. But your child’s jaw and teeth are composed of living tissue and bone, so if she skip wearing the retainer for long periods of time, her mouth could actually start to shift slightly. Parents have been known to go ballistic when they find a retainer languishing in a nightstand. Don’t be one of them. It’s okay to remind your child to put it in and to verify it with a surprise bedtime check.
Isn’t a mouth guard the same as a retainer?
The principle’s there but the therapeutic result doesn’t compare. Retainers continue the job of keeping teeth aligned. Mouth guards keep people from doing things like grinding teeth at night that can seriously impair the health of teeth and gums. There’s a reason your orthodontist must take such painstaking care to take impressions that are exacting and perfect. The retainer has a specific job to do that a mouth guard can’t emulate.
My child is growing impatient—what can I tell him?
You could try a cliché like “Rome wasn’t built in a day” but that might only earn you an eye roll. Acknowledge his frustration. It’s no fun wearing braces or a retainer, especially in today’s world where kids are teased and made fun of for irrational reasons. Keep an open line of communication. Listening to his griping. It helps to keep this thought in mind as you practice the Zen of retainers: “Someday, he is going to be sitting where I am, trying to placate his impatient child over the very same topic.” If that doesn’t help, nothing will.
Make Your Appointment Today
King Orthodontics is trusted source when it comes to the field of orthodontics. Visit our website and discover the services on offer. And learn more about the dedicated professionals that are waiting to help you get the smile you deserve. Set up your first consultation for a thorough evaluation. From that point, you can learn if braces are for you and discuss the types of braces that are available. From colored braces to clear aligners, you have many alternatives that can help you to have a smile you will be proud of. You’ll be full of excitement when it’s time to flash your pearly whites for the camera and any occasion. Thanks to our team at King Orthodontics.
King Orthodontics
400 East Dayton
Yellow Springs Rd.
Fairborn, OH 45324
Phone: (937) 878-1561 Fax: (937) 433-9530
What are Retainers?
Will Vaping in 2019 Really Ruin (My Teeth?)
/0 Comments/in dental health /by Dr KingIf you’ve recently started to vape, you’ve likely done so because it’s considered to be healthier than smoking. Since an e-cigarette produces vapor as opposed to smoke, you’ll almost certainly find that the adverse effects to your health are much less severe. However, using an e-cigarette can still cause some issues with your oral health and general health, which you should be aware of before you continue to use this type of product.
Read more
Smile and forgive; it’s the only way to live
/0 Comments/in Smile Quote /by Dr KingSeeing your children smile is something that makes a mother’s heart light up. A child who sees his or her mother smile enjoys those smiles just as much as the mother enjoys her child’s smiles. While the beauty if the smile is in the eye of the beholder, there are some people who don’t like to smile because they have crooked teeth. King Orthodontics can help people with crooked teeth to get that straight smile by using Invisalign.
Mothers of Young Children
Even the most subtle changes in a mother’s appearance can cause young children to become distressed. For some children, even something as simple as Mom wearing a new hairstyle is upsetting. Those children probably wouldn’t be able to handle seeing Mom wear metal braces because those braces would make Mom’s smile different. But, does that mean that Mom shouldn’t visit an orthodontist to get her teeth straightened? No, it means that Mom might want to consider Invisalign since this process uses clear braces that don’t dramatically alter Mom’s look all at once.
Teenagers and Young Adults
When a teen’s teeth are crooked, other teens might make fun of them or bully them. Gone are the days when they had to be called “brace face” or “metal mouth” because teens can use these clear braces, too. A trip to the orthodontist can help teens and their parents explore the Invisalign Teen procedure to determine if the process is something that would work for the teen’s busy life. Clear braces would mean no metal braces for sporting events, school pictures, special events, or other activities.
Getting the smile of your dreams or your teen’s dreams starts with a trip to King Orthodontics. Give us a call today to make an initial appointment for the orthodontic treatment that works with your lifestyle.
King Orthodontics, 400 East Dayton, Yellow Springs Rd. Fairborn, OH 45324 Phone: (937) 878-1561 Fax: (937) 433-9530
King Orthodontics – 6460 Far Hills Ave, Centerville, Dayton, OH 45459 Phone: 937 433 0830
A smile is the most beautiful curve on a woman’s body.
/0 Comments/in Smile Quote /by Dr KingWant To Improve Your Smile?
Our smiles are one of the first things that people notice about us. Having a fantastic smile is a great way to make an impression. Young and middle aged moms lead busy and hectic lives, and it’s easy for us to forget to take good care of our teeth. If we have fallen behind on our orthodontic visits, we may feel hesitant about going again. However, orthodontic care is extremely important, and we need to make it a top priority.
Cutting Edge Braces!
One of our most popular and interesting products is Invisalign braces. They work the same way as conventional braces, but are clear, so that they are virtually invisible. Invisalign braces can also be removed when eating or using your toothbrush, so they are very convenient. Many of our clients, especially teenagers, are interested in Invisalign. Our orthodontists will be happy to answer any questions that you may have about this exciting new product.
Visit Us Today!
If you live in Centerville, Ohio, you can count on King Orthodontics for all of your dental needs. We have been family owned ever since we opened back in 1953. Our orthodontists provide friendly, personable care. We understand that orthodontist visits can be stressful and unpleasant, and we strive every day to give our clients the best experience possible.
Here are some of the best reasons to choose King Orthodontics.
We want to be your orthodontist for life! Call King Orthodontics today at 937-433-0830. We can schedule a free consultation.
King Orthodontics, 400 East Dayton, Yellow Springs Rd. Fairborn, OH 45324 Phone: (937) 878-1561 Fax: (937) 433-9530
King Orthodontics – 6460 Far Hills Ave, Centerville, Dayton, OH 45459 Phone: 937 433 0830