Early Treatment
Early Treatment
The Path To A Perfect Smile
Problems to watch for in children 7 to 9 years of age
- Inadequate space for the erupting permanent teeth
- Crossbite between the front and/or back teeth
- Thumb-sucking habit that impacts jaw development
- Protrusive upper incisors that are prone to traumatic injury
- Forward tongue posture that interferes with dental alignment
- Mouth breathing and/or speech impediments
- Early or late loss of baby teeth
When kids are young, their jaws are easier to manipulate. Kids’ orthodontic treatment at this stage develops the jawbones to accommodate the teeth better. Please contact our Calgary office today to schedule your child’s orthodontic consultation.
Why Early Orthodontic Treatment?
You probably know that it’s never too late to begin orthodontic treatment—but when it comes to your youngster’s teeth, did you know that earlier may be better than later? Treatment for common orthodontic problems typically begins around age 9-14, when all of the baby teeth are gone and many of the permanent ones are in place. But some conditions are much easier to treat if they’re caught at an early age when a child’s natural growth processes are going full speed ahead.
- Improved self-esteem and appearance
- Increased likelihood of proper jaw growth
- Increased likelihood of properly aligned and spaced adult teeth
- Reduced risk of childhood cavities, periodontal disease, and tooth decay
- Reduced risk of adult teeth becoming impacted
- Reduced risk of tooth, gum, and jawbone injury
Why Early Orthodontic Treatment?
You probably know that it’s never too late to begin orthodontic treatment—but when it comes to your youngster’s teeth, did you know that earlier may be better than later? Treatment for common orthodontic problems typically begins around age 9-14, when all of the baby teeth are gone and many of the permanent ones are in place. But some conditions are much easier to treat if they’re caught at an early age when a child’s natural growth processes are going full speed ahead.
- Improved self-esteem and appearance
- Increased likelihood of proper jaw growth
- Increased likelihood of properly aligned and spaced adult teeth
- Reduced risk of childhood cavities, periodontal disease, and tooth decay
- Reduced risk of adult teeth becoming impacted
- Reduced risk of tooth, gum, and jawbone injury
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Every day, we meet people who are unaware of the effect orthodontics can have on their confidence and emotions. As an adult, you should have the choice of orthodontic treatment that suits yo