Do you think your child needs braces? At County Dental, we understand that taking care of your children is your top priority. We are here to help you make cost-effective decisions that are in the best interest of your child’s oral health. Our goal is to make sure our adolescent patients maintain strong, straight and healthy teeth.
Why Does Your Child Need Braces?
Overcrowded, crooked, overlapping teeth and an overbite are some of main reasons your child may need braces. Did your child suck their thumb consistently? That could be another reason to consult with County Dental about getting braces. We help children and young adults at any age feel comfortable with their teeth.
What Age Should My Child Get Braces?
Any age can benefit from orthodontic treatment. The ideal time for braces is between 10 and 14 years of age. This age range is best because your child’s head and mouth are still growing prior to that. This means the teeth are now ready for straightening and developing that bright and happy smile.
Undergoing a Orthodontics Consultation for Braces
The first step in the process of exploring braces is to undergoing a consultation. The consultation at County Dental involves an initial examination, a discussion of your dental history and a review of x-rays of the teeth and mouth.
Orthodontists will then determine if the condition your child has requires braces. If so, they can also tell you about the appropriate treatment options as well as the length of time they will be required to wear braces.
Save on Dental Care Today
County Dental is a featured Provider of Dental Direct. Dental Direct is a discounted dental savings plan program offering 30-60% savings on over 150 discounted dental services and 1 FREE teeth cleaning per member, per year.
Dental Direct offers 25% off Private Practice fees for Orthodontics.
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