Like most orthodontists, the age range of patients Dr Bryan Altshuller treats is varied. There is some confusion over the age that is best to have orthodontics work performed. One reason there is such confusion is that there are no hard and fast rules regarding what age range would be the best. Many people wait until they are well in adulthood to have braces put in place. Most people are aware of adult orthodontics work but did you know that children as young as 5 can have braces? Granted, such an age range would be quite a rare one and most patients of orthodontists are not that young.
We recommend Abari Orthodontics to anyone. 4 people in my immediate family have been treated by Dr. Abari and Dr. Will.. We absolutely love this office. Their brand new office in Diamond Bar is immaculate and their San Dimas office is right off the freeway.. Both offices are just 7 miles away from eachother.
i am 25 and can not afford private health cover i am in desperate need of orthodontics and was wondering if there was a place you could get them for free maybe a school that teaches needs people to practice on or someting
I had braces 2 years ago. My teeth were perfect when I got them off. The retainer I got was fucked up when I got it and made my teeth more crooked. My orthodontist wouldn’t give me a new one so I smashed it so he would have to give me a new one. It fit. I lost it near the beginning of the new year. My front left tooth has gradually become noticeably crooked, kinda turned outward. I haven’t been able to go to the orthodontist yet but I’m getting a molding done for a retainer next Tuesday. Is there anything I can do to fix the crooked tooth? Maybe one or two invisalign retainers (how much do you think that would cost)? I can’t do braces again. Not because I am embarassed by them. Because that would be way too expensive to just fix one tooth (most of braces price are hardware, not how long you’ll have them) but invisalign is more about how many sets of aligner things you have to have right? Any suggestions for getting it straight?
hello, so i’m 19 and think i have to get braces AGAIN!! (((
this is for an overjet (3 mm), and so i have to have 2 teeth from the top row removed and my teeth have to be pushed back
i want to know, can i use lingual braces for this (braces in the back of the teeth)? my orthodontist said something like it’ll take longer and they aren’t as effective, and so the results won’t be as good as they would be with trasitional braces, is this true???? i reallllllyyyyy don’t want to have regular braces again, would this work, i need a second opinion from orthodontists!!
(he said invisalign won’t work, so… yeah… i think this is my only hope)
im looking for reasonable orthodontist insurance i might need invisalign to straighten my teeth does anyone now how i can get insurnace for that or even for braces can someone help thank you very much love you all
My orthodontist/doctor says that i need braces. I toldd him that i didn’t want braces, i was wondering if I could have invisaline. He said that it will only last a few years and then your teeth will go back to the way that they are now, my bottom and top rows of teeth are in different places and they need to be slided over. Is there any other way that i can correct my teeth or does anyone have advice for invisalign( if you have had it before).
This question is worth 10 points. =)
I went to an orthodontist’s office (getting Invisalign clear braces). They took impressions using some plastic trays (one was too big and they used another smaller set). They also took pictures of inside of my mouth. To help with the pictures, they used several pieces of plastic tools. One in particular is used to keep your tongue down or out of the way when taking pictures (looks like a small plastic spatula), another set of two is used to stretch the mouth (goes inside the mouth and has handles that stay outside to pull). They also used a mirror (put inside the mouth) 3″X4″ to take pictures, etc.
Q: How are all these plastic tools and the mirror sterilized? I am sure the mirror isn’t for one time use only.
Q: How about the rest of the plastic pieces? Are they reusable?
Q: Aren’t the technicians suppose to wear gloves when conducting this work?
Thank you very much for your time and answers.
I use Invisalign orthodontics (a retainer…I haven’t been to my orthodontist in years). I was on the website trying to find out what the plastic is made of, but couldn’t find out. Does anyone know?
Orthodontics may be the specialty of dentistry that's concerned using the study and treatment of malocclusion (improper bites), which may be a result of tooth irregularity, disproportionate jaw relationships, or both. Orthodontic therapy can focus on dental displacement only, or can deal using the control and modification of facial growth. In the latter case it is better defined as "dentofacial orthopedics". Orthodontic therapy can be carried out for purely aesthetic reasons with regards to improving the general appearance of patients' teeth. Nevertheless, you will find orthodontists who work on reconstructing the whole face rather than focusing exclusively on teeth. Therapy is also frequently prescribed for practical reasons for example providing the patient having a functionally improved bite (occlusion).
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