Navigating the journey to a confident smile during adolescence can be overwhelming. At Thorndon Orthodontics, we’re here to simplify the process, offering teenagers the chance to unlock their brightest smiles with ease. An Introduction to Braces for Teenagers Orthodontic treatment during the teenage years is a common rite of passage, offering teenagers the opportunity to […]
Every orthodontist understands the transformative power of a confident smile, especially for children. As parents, you want the best for your child’s dental health and self-esteem. That’s why we’re dedicated to providing personalised care and guidance every step of the way. Overview of Orthodontic Treatment for Children Orthodontic treatment for children plays a vital role
As a parent, you want your child to have a healthy, straight smile that they can be confident showing. If your teenager needs orthodontic treatment, you may be wondering which option is best for them: traditional metal braces or clear aligners like Invisalign. Both options have advantages and disadvantages, so it is critical to carefully
Getting braces can feel like a big change in your day-to-day lifestyle. At first, it takes a while to get used to the sensation of having brackets attached to your teeth, and you’ll also need to get into the habit of taking really good care of your braces to keep them clean and maintain your
A lot of kids and even some adults can feel anxious about attending an initial assessment. Knowing what to expect can help prepare you for the appointment and eliminate any anxiety. Before the appointment If you have had a referral and/or any relevant x-rays (a panoramic, head film or CBCT) taken by another dentist or
Does your child have soft molars? Why does this happen and what can be done? Human teeth are designed to be incredibly strong – they are the hardest substance in your body! However, there are a number of conditions that affect the appearance and texture of teeth. The most common causes of “soft” or chalky
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When most people think about orthodontics they think of teenagers with braces. However, various world-leading Orthodontic Associations and Societies recommend that children should be seen by an orthodontist much younger – by the time they are 7 years old. At this age, an orthodontist can check the development of the teeth and jaws and determine
