As a parent, if your child sucks his thumb, uses a pacifier, and/or sucks on his fingers or a favorite object, you probably have some concerns about what the consequences of these habits may be for his or her teeth and jaws as he grows. At Wake Orthodontics and Pediatric Dentistry, we address concerns about [...]
Does the thought of a permanent retainer sound like orthodontic treatment will never end? No need to worry, permanent retainers are taking the front stage in retention plans everywhere. Our team is pleased to offer patients a low-profile, long-term solution. What Is A Permanent Retainer? After you have had your braces removed, it is routine [...]
Does Your Child Have Bad Breath? Every person has an occasional bout of bad breath, halitosis, but when it becomes chronic it can be a sign of a dental problem, even for children. Wake Orthodontics & Pediatric Dentistry offers an overview of halitosis in children. What is Halitosis? "Halitosis" is the medical terminology used to [...]
Keeping your teeth and gums clean and healthy is important to every person at every age. People wearing braces or clear aligners are no exception. In fact, if you are receiving orthodontic treatment, you should prioritize healthy teeth and gums because it will help the entire process go smoothly. Wake Orthodontics and Pediatric Dentistry shares [...]
The simple truth is that tooth decay is one of the most common chronic diseases that our children face. In fact, the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) believes that forty percent of children have decay before they go to school. Many children in elementary school have at least one cavity, highlighting the importance [...]
Finally, after what sometimes felt like forever, you’ve finished your orthodontic adjustments, and your braces are off. Your teeth feel incredibly smooth, and you have a lot more room in your mouth. Your smile is great. How do you ensure that your newly perfect, straight teeth stay that way? The phase immediately following and for [...]
When Will My Child Lose a Tooth? When your child runs up to you, declaring "My tooth is loose!", he or she will likely be thrilled at this sign of growing up. Loose teeth start when your child is between ages four and seven. However, six is the average age the baby, or primary, they [...]
With braces, it is more important than ever to keep your teeth and gums their healthiest by cleaning them on a regular basis. Braces and other orthodontic appliances create more opportunities for food particles and bacteria to collect and thrive. Getting braces requires adopting a new oral hygiene routine and good habits that promote the [...]
3 Tips For Taking Care Of Your Child's Teeth National Children's Dental Health Month is an important event in February that helps to showcase just how important it is for children to have good dental health. In honor of this month, here are three tips for taking care of your child's teeth. Use Dental Apps [...]
The evidence is undeniable: braces are an essential element of modern dental care. Not only do braces improve the appearance of the smile, but they also prevent dental caries (cavities) by making regular brushings and cleanings more effective. The orthodontists at Wake Orthodontics recommend orthodontics for many different oral health issues, not just to straighten [...]
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