Tbraces Orthodontics

11/25/2025

11/24/2025

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Wednesday 26Nov - 7:00am - 1:00pm
Thursday 27Nov - CLOSED
Friday 28Nov - CLOSED

11/21/2025

The Importance of Orthodontics

Oral health is a window into your overall health, and orthodontic problems like misaligned teeth, difficulty chewing, or shifting jaws should be taken seriously. If orthodontic problems are left untreated, you may experience tooth decay, gum disease, and abnormal enamel wear.

Orthodontic treatment can help you:
Ensure proper teeth and jaw function
Create a healthy smile and facial structure
Maintain a good bite for easier chewing and speaking
Prevent tooth decay/loss by making teeth easier to clean
Avoid expensive dental procedures that could result from untreated orthodontic issues

11/20/2025

Have you ever noticed that there seem to be more adults getting orthodontic treatment, whether it be with clear aligners or braces? You’re not alone. In fact, 1 in 3 orthodontic patients today are adults.

Orthodontic treatment is not just for improved cosmetics. Misaligned teeth can cause many dental issues, from excessive wear to gum disease and even challenges in everyday tasks like chewing.

It’s never too late to have a beautiful and healthy smile. Whether boosting your confidence with straighter teeth or addressing a dental concern, adult orthodontic treatments may be for you. Adult orthodontics ensures both aesthetic and functional improvements and provides confidence that lasts a lifetime.

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11/20/2025

Help us with the happiest of birthdays to our ortho assistant Shiela! Celebrate well!

11/19/2025

Everyone undergoing orthodontic treatment should utilize a retainer as the final step in their smile journey. You’ve worked hard to achieve that incredible smile, and retainers keep your teeth straight and minimize relapse.

Besides keeping the teeth straight, retainers are crucial for supporting the bone around your teeth as they adapt to their new positions. Our bodies and teeth naturally change over time. By wearing a retainer, you’re proactively minimizing the changes in the correction you’ve achieved.