If you have ever had an orthodontic assessment appointment, or have shown an interest in how it works (either because you think you need orthodontic treatment, or because you think you need it), you may be interested in how it works.
We have already discussed in previous articles the importance of early intervention and orthopaedics in cases where disjunction is necessary.
This is a very common question in an orthodontic office, both from people who are about to start treatment and have heard about retainers.
What is sleep apnoea-hypopnoea syndrome? Sleep apnoea-hypopnoea syndrome (SAHS) is a fairly common condition in the general population which
Invisible orthodontics works, as the vast majority of patients are already familiar with, through the use of aligners, clear plastic sleeves worn by the patient.