ORTHODONTICS
Children's Early Orthodontics
The aim of early orthodontics is to guide the development of children’s teeth and jaws during their growth stages to reduce the likelihood of needing more intensive treatments in the future. This approach is typically carried out in two phases, Phase I and Phase II, and can help prevent more significant dental issues from arising later on.
Braces
Children + Adults
Contrary to popular belief, crooked teeth are not just a cosmetic issue that can be ignored in hopes that children will outgrow them. Misaligned teeth are harder to brush and floss properly, increasing the risk of cavities and gum disease. Additionally, crooked teeth can disrupt the alignment of the bite, making chewing and speaking more difficult. In some cases, this misalignment can lead to excessive pressure on the teeth, causing them to wear down prematurely, weakening them, and potentially leading to breakage. Getting braces at a young age can help prevent these problems, while older patients can also safeguard their long-term oral health by wearing braces to correct alignment issues.
What is the first step to take for your orthodontic treatment?
Your orthodontic treatment begins with a comprehensive examination, including digital imaging and a detailed discussion of your goals.
Our team will craft a personalized treatment plan that aligns with your needs and expectations.
Whether you’re exploring early orthodontic care for your child, a teen starting their journey to a perfect smile, or an adult seeking discreet solutions like Invisalign®,
HE Dental has the expertise to guide you and provide personalized care.
Why Orthodontics?
Orthodontics is more than just achieving a straighter smile—it’s a vital step toward better oral health and improved quality of life.
Misaligned teeth can make cleaning difficult, leading to an increased risk of cavities, gum disease, and even jaw pain.
At HE Dental, we provide orthodontic care and advanced technology tailored to your unique needs, resulting in:
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Healthier teeth
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Reduced risk of cavities and gum disease
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Improved bite
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Enhanced confidence
Who is eligible?
Eligibility is determined during a comprehensive consultation, where an orthodontist evaluates your dental and oral health, discusses your goals, and recommends the best treatment option for you.
The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) recommends that children have their first orthodontic screening at age 7.
HE Dental will guide you through the evaluation process to make our best recommendation.
WHY HE?
DEDICATION TO CREATING
BREATHTAKING SMILES.
Satisfied Patients
Custom Treatment Plan
Comfortable Environments
Modern Technology
Targeted Results
Premium Care Team