October is Orthodontic Health Month!

October 1, 2021
October is Orthodontic Health Month with braces and a tooth model on a teal background

October is Orthodontic Health Month, and we're celebrating by sharing helpful information about orthodontic treatment throughout the month. Follow along on our Facebook and Instagram pages, and visit our blog each week as we explore different aspects of orthodontic care.

Here's what you can look forward to this month:

Week 1: The 5 Ws of Orthodontics

Learn the fundamentals of orthodontic care, including what orthodontics is, who can benefit from treatment, when children should have their first evaluation, why orthodontic treatment is important, and how to get started.

Week 2: What to Look For

Discover some of the common signs that may indicate orthodontic treatment could be beneficial, including bite concerns, crowding, spacing, and developing jaw problems.

Week 3: Orthodontic Appliances

Explore the different orthodontic appliances used to guide tooth movement, improve bite alignment, and support successful treatment outcomes.

Week 4: Orthodontic Fast Facts

We'll finish the month by sharing interesting orthodontic facts, answering common questions, and clearing up some of the most common misconceptions about treatment.

If you'd like to learn even more about orthodontic care, be sure to explore the Treatments and Patient Resources sections of our website.

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