Have You Always Dreamed of Having Straighter Teeth?

Discover How Orthodontic Appliances Can Gently Guide Your Smile Into Perfect Alignment—Comfortably and Effectively.

Why Early Orthodontic Evaluation Matters?

Orthodontists recommend that children have their first orthodontic evaluation by age 7—even if no visible issues are present.

At this age, the jaw and teeth are still developing, making it easier to detect problems like crowding, crossbites, or misaligned jaws early on. Early intervention doesn’t always mean braces right away, but it allows the orthodontist to guide jaw growth, manage space for incoming teeth, and reduce the need for more complex treatment later.

A quick check today can make a big difference in your child’s future smile!

Spot Hidden Issues Early

Create Room for Incoming Teeth

Prevent Damage to Teeth or Gums

Monitor Growth at the Right Stages

Boost Confidence During Development Years

Did You Know?

Here at Dental Health, our certified surgeons use the latest technology to deliver expert care in a modern and welcoming clinic.

Clear Aligners

Clear aligners are custom-made, transparent trays that gently move your teeth into alignment.

They’re removable, comfortable, and nearly invisible—making them a popular choice for teens and adults seeking a discreet treatment option.

Worn for 20–22 hours a day and replaced every 1–2 weeks, they offer a flexible and aesthetic alternative to traditional braces.

Retainers

Retainers are custom-made appliances worn after orthodontic treatment—such as braces or aligners—to maintain the new position of your teeth.

After active treatment ends, your teeth can shift back to their original places if not held in position. That’s where retainers come in. They can be removable (worn at night) or fixed (bonded to the back of your teeth), depending on your case.

Wearing your retainer as directed is a vital final step to protect your investment in orthodontic care and ensure your results last for years to come.

Book Your Free Consultation Now!

What Happens If You Don’t Wear Your Retainer?

Teeth Begin to Shift Back

After braces or aligners, your teeth need time to stabilize in their new positions. If you don’t wear your retainer, your teeth will slowly begin to drift back toward their original misaligned state—a process known as orthodontic relapse. This can happen gradually or even within just a few weeks.

Loss of Treatment Results

Not wearing your retainer can undo months or even years of orthodontic work. The straight smile you achieved may no longer be visible, and you may need corrective treatment again in the future to fix the new misalignment.

Changes in Bite and Jaw Alignment

As teeth move, your bite may shift, leading to problems like uneven pressure when chewing, jaw discomfort, or even temporomandibular joint (TMJ) issues. A retainer helps keep everything in balance after braces or aligners.

More Time and Money for Retreatment

If your teeth shift significantly, you might need to go back into braces or get a new set of aligners—leading to extra time, cost, and inconvenience. Wearing your retainer is a simple way to protect your investment in orthodontic care.

Aesthetic and Confidence Concerns

Even slight shifting of teeth can affect how your smile looks and how you feel about it. For many people, this results in reduced confidence, especially if they notice gaps, crowding, or twisting returning.

Stomatology