The treatment duration varies depending on your case’s complexity and the type of orthodontic treatment you require. On average, treatment can range from several months to a few years. During your initial consultation, Doctor will provide you with an estimated treatment timeline based on your specific needs.

It does not hurt to put braces on your teeth- the process of getting the braces is easy! However, it is common to experience discomfort or soreness when braces are first placed and after subsequent adjustments. However, the level of discomfort is manageable and diminishes over time as your mouth adjusts to the braces. After a few days, the discomfort goes away and your mouth will feel normal again.

Regular appointments are essential to monitor the progress of your treatment and make adjustments as needed. In most cases, appointments are scheduled every 4 to 8 weeks. These visits are crucial for ensuring that your treatment progresses as planned.

Yes! You can continue participating in sports, and we will give you a free mouth guard to protect your braces and teeth during physical activities.

While certain foods may need to be avoided or modified during treatment to prevent damage to your braces, you can still enjoy a wide range of foods. Hard foods like nuts or sticky candies like caramels should be avoided as they can damage or dislodge the braces. Our team will provide you with a comprehensive list of foods to avoid and provide guidance on maintaining a balanced diet during treatment.

Yes, wearing a retainer is an important part of maintaining the results of your orthodontic treatment. Retainers help to keep your teeth in their new positions and prevent them from shifting. The recommended duration of retainer wear varies but typically ranges from full-time wear initially to gradually transitioning to wearing them only at night.