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Some people are born without certain teeth. It sounds unusual, but this condition is more common than you might think. […]

By age 7, children have a mix of baby and permanent teeth, allowing orthodontists to evaluate jaw growth patterns, bite development, and space for incoming teeth. Some children need earlier evaluation if they show warning signs like difficulty chewing, mouth breathing, early tooth loss, or prolonged thumb sucking.

Most dental insurance plans in Canada cover 50% to 80% of orthodontic costs, but coverage comes with important limitations. Lifetime maximums typically range from $2,000 to $5,000 per person, and many plans only cover patients under 18 years old.

Yes, you can chew gum with braces, but only sugar-free gum and only after your orthodontist gives approval (usually after

How can something as simple as a clear plastic tray move your teeth? That’s the magic behind Invisalign, and here’s