As summer winds down and school supplies start piling up, it’s time to prepare for another busy school year! At London Braces Orthodontics we know that going back to school with braces or aligners can feel like one more thing to think about—but don’t worry, we’ve got your back!
Summer is one of the best times of the year—and here at London Braces we love seeing our patients enjoy vacations, sunshine, and time with family and friends. But whether you’re heading to the beach, going to camp, or just relaxing at home, don’t forget to take care of your smile along the way!
If you’re looking for a way to straighten your teeth without the hassle of traditional metal braces, then Invisalign might be the solution you've been searching for. This innovative treatment has been gaining popularity for its comfort, effectiveness, and almost invisible appearance. In this post, we'll dive into everything you need to know about Invisalign, from how it works to its benefits and why it's a great option for many.
Many patients wonder what actually sets dentists and orthodontists apart. Here, our London orthodontists discuss the differences between dentists and orthodontists.
Orthodontics is essential for a healthy, functional, and attractive smile. Optimal orthodontic results depend on skill, experience, and accurate diagnostic tools, with X-ray imaging being one of the most crucial.
As the flowers bloom and the days get longer, it’s the perfect time to think about fresh beginnings — and what better way to start a new season than with a brand-new smile? Read more about why spring is the perfect time for braces or Invisalign!
Orthodontic issues are typically related to the alignment of teeth and jaws. Here are some of the most common orthodontic problems
Orthodontic elastics are used as part of orthodontic treatment to help align your teeth and jaws. They apply gentle, continuous pressure to move your teeth or adjust your bite into a more ideal position. Here, we share why they’re important.
When you have braces, it's important to choose foods that won’t damage your brackets and wires or cause unnecessary discomfort. Generally, you'll want to avoid hard, sticky, or crunchy foods that could bend or break the wires or get stuck in the brackets.
Many practitioners who provide orthodontic treatment do not have additional orthodontic training from an accredited university, yet they still may refer to themselves as an orthodontist. We believe you should be informed when deciding who you will chose to do your orthodontic work. We have made a list of questions to consider when looking for an orthodontic provider.
