Can Braces Move An Adults Jaw Forward Even Slightly?

In most cases, it is best to do orthodontics prior to placing implants or any other major dental restoration.  If you think about it, we need to put the existing teeth in the right places so that any new replacement teeth will fit the new bite.  If you put an implant in and then try to...

Hi, the answer really depends on your overall orthodontic situation.  Photos of your teeth and smile from several different angles would help greatly.  Until then it's unclear how long it may take.  Glad to know you're wearing your rubber bands!

Believe it or not, we occasionally have patients who really miss their braces after they are removed.  They have really become so accustomed to them.  But it is important to have them removed when the job is finished so the teeth are easier to keep clean and healthy. If you really...

Sounds like you may have some issues with your TMJ (Temporomandibular Jaw Joint).  It is not a wise idea to undergo either Orthodontic or Orthognathic treatment until you have an evaluation of your jaw joints.  The best person to evaluate the health of your joints is an Oral Medicine...

From the picture you sent it appears you have a complex bite problem. When teeth have to be removed to correct crowding it is rare for treatment to take less than 18 months. In very severe cases 30 months may be required. You can help shortern treatment time by keeping all your appointments and...

Yes they can and it is a very important movement is some orthodontic treatments.  Since your son is 11 years old it may be best to wait till all the permanent arrive and then start his orthodontic treatment.  Be sure to go to an ADA recognized orthodontic specialist as these type cases...