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How to Find Dental Insurance That Covers Orthodontics for Adults

For a long time, orthodontics was considered to be something that only kids and teenagers went through, but today, roughly 25% of all orthodontic patients in the U.S. are over 18. That means if you’re hoping to straighten your teeth to improve your health and appearance, now is a great time to do it! Of course, the cost of treatment... read more »

5 New Years Resolutions for People with Orthodontics

And just like that, 2021 is out the door—bring on 2022! People have likely started asking you about your New Year’s Resolution, and if you haven’t come up with one yet, we’re happy to share a few ideas! For people with braces or Invisalign, a few small changes in the coming year can make a big difference for how their... read more »

Can Orthodontics Fix My Gummy Smile?

Whenever you see your smile, whether it’s in a picture or the mirror, do you always notice your gums much more than your teeth? Do they actually overshadow your teeth or make them look short and stubby by comparison? This is a very common problem that is simply called a “gummy smile,” and it can often be resolved by orthodontics.... read more »

How Orthodontics Can Help Adults with Missing Teeth

Roughly 120 million people in the U.S. are missing at least one permanent tooth (excluding the wisdom teeth), and suffice it to say, a large portion of that number is adults. And, it’s probably a safe guess that many of them would like to have straighter teeth. Do you fall into this group? If so, orthodontics is still a viable... read more »

Can Your Child Get Braces if They Are Missing a Permanent Tooth?

There are multiple reasons why a child might be missing a permanent tooth, but it’s important to know that this does NOT disqualify them from getting braces. Even those with an incomplete smile can benefit from orthodontics—there just might be some extra steps. How does this work? There are three standard options for parents to consider, and the best one... read more »

How Invisalign Has Evolved Over the Years

Invisalign came to the U.S. in 1999, and since then, it has completely changed the way people think about orthodontics. Before this, orthodontics was primarily considered to be a treatment for teenagers, and very few adults chose to get braces even if they really wanted straighter teeth. Now, approximately 25% of all orthodontic patients are adults, and this is largely... read more »

What Are TADs & How Do They Help?

Modern-day braces and clear aligners are absolute marvels of technology. They’re able to solve a wide array of orthodontic issues precisely and beautifully for patients of all ages, but they are not the only methods your orthodontist can use to give you or your child a perfectly straight smile. Another approach they can take involves the use of TADs. What... read more »

Can You Use Your HSA or FSA To Save on Orthodontics?

Do you have an HSA (Health Savings Account) or FSA (Flexible Spending Account) through your employer or a private plan? If so, then you can use it to help pay for orthodontic treatment, even if you don’t have dedicated dental coverage! Whether you’re considering braces for your child or Invisalign for yourself, using an HSA/FSA can make getting a straighter... read more »

Will Your Child Need Advanced Orthodontic Care?

Every single child’s smile is unique, and because of this, no two orthodontic treatments are the same as well. They can range from being simple to complex, and if you’re a parent with a child who might need braces or Invisalign, you likely want to know where their treatment will be on this spectrum. While only their orthodontist can make... read more »

How to Optimize Your Child’s Health Using Your Dental Insurance

As a parent, one of your biggest concerns is making sure your child is as healthy as possible. That’s why you closely watch their diet, make sure they get enough sleep, bother them to get up and go outside every day, and so on. While there is plenty you can do on your own, you aren’t by yourself in this... read more »