Your child’s first dental visit is a very important milestone in their life. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends the first visit be before or very close to his or her first birthday. The general rule is six months after eruption of the first tooth. Starting regular dental visits early will lead to [...]
When you hear the term “tongue tied,” it’s likely you immediately think of stuttering through a sentence, stammering over words, or being unable to say a tricky sentence (also known as a tongue twister). But a tongue tie is more than that. In fact, it can be the cause of a lot of health problems. [...]
Have you been told you need braces? Is your head spinning with all the information your orthodontist provided? Choosing between traditional braces and Invisalign is a big decision. Most people tend to choose traditional braces, probably because they don’t understand how easy and convenient Invisalign really is! Wake Orthodontics wants to share the benefits of clear [...]
At Wake Orthodontics, we receive many questions about Invisalign Teen; so we understand that there may be misconceptions about the treatment process. This is quickly becoming the orthodontic treatment of choice for high school students preferring to avoid the metal of traditional braces. The many reasons teens request Invisalign treatment include: Virtual invisibility. Removability. Lack [...]
It can be scary to bite down hard, take a tumble or experience a sports-related accident and hear the dreaded crack that accompanies chipped or fractured teeth. Tooth enamel is the hardest tissue in the human body, so adults and children alike often respond with panic when these accidents occur. However, while a chipped tooth [...]
Every February the American Dental Association (ADA) sponsors National Children’s Dental Health Month. The goal is to educate children and to remind parents of the value of good oral health. At Wake Pediatric Dentistry, we are passionate about this effort and we want to do our part in educating the community! This year's theme is "Water, Nature's [...]
One day in the not so distant future, your braces will be removed. You may think that you are finished and never have to come to see your Wake Orthodontic team again…. But WAIT! When your braces come off, your retention plan begins. Retention is a critical part of your orthodontic journey. Although your teeth are straight [...]
The mouth of an infant requires preparation to guarantee dental health and to prepare for the growth of teeth. Parents should develop the habit of cleaning a baby's gums soon after birth. Most babies don't start teething and developing baby teeth until they are six months old but dental care is important from the very [...]
Getting braces on is a wonderful thing that can help to give you the beautiful, straight teeth that you desire. Braces can also be a lot of fun! One super fun aspect of having braces is the ability to change your band colors. These colors can be changed each time that you come to Wake [...]
Almost everyone will develop a cavity at some point in their lifetime and will have questions about them. Wake Pediatric Dentistry knows that being told your child has a cavity can cause you to look for information and answers that may not be quite right. Providing answers to some of the most frequently asked questions [...]
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