Early orthodontic treatment
An evaluation during growth can help determine whether to watch, act now, or plan for later.
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Request a free consultationOrthodontic care can involve more than braces or aligners. Explore the different approaches to care, then discuss what is appropriate for you.
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An evaluation during growth can help determine whether to watch, act now, or plan for later.
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Understand why selected children may have an early phase, an observation period, and later care.
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IllustrationExplore options that fit developing teeth, growing independence, and everyday life.
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A new starting point for your smile, with care planned around your oral health and goals.
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Some orthodontic plans use approaches other than fixed braces. The first step is understanding what needs to change.
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IllustrationOrthodontic evaluation can also consider how the upper and lower jaws relate to each other, particularly while a patient is still growing.
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IllustrationFor some jaw differences, orthodontic planning may be coordinated with corrective jaw surgery and the specialists who provide it.
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IllustrationTemporary anchorage devices, or TADs, may provide a stable point to help guide selected tooth movements in an orthodontic plan.
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IllustrationDiscuss oral function and breathing concerns as part of a broader conversation about care.
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Similar concerns can call for different treatment plans. Dr. Peralta can explain the goal of each recommendation, the alternatives, and the everyday responsibilities involved.
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