Orthodontics is a specialized field of dentistry that deals with misaligned teeth. These misalignments can be problematic to patients for a number of reasons. For instance, the cosmetic concerns of misaligned teeth can cause self-esteem issues in adults and children alike. Furthermore, these misalignments can have a serious impact on the jaw, chewing, teeth crowding, and more.
Dr. Kapadia has undergone an orthodontic treatment himself and understands the profound impact orthodontics can have on the well-being of patients.
Methods and practices in orthodontics are always evolving. Many adults may remember seeing their classmates wearing devices such as headgear as children. Today, many common alignment problems can be solved with discreet metal or plastic braces. Our office is excited to keep up on these new advances so that we can offer our patients the best treatment possible.
If you’re considering treatment for misalignment, you can expect to review your treatment options with us. When it comes to orthodontics in Oviedo, FL, look no further than Kapadia Orthodontics. We’ll give you relevant options to consider in order to best align your teeth. Once you’ve selected the right option for you, we’ll discuss payment options as well. During your treatment, our office will support you every step of the way as your new smile is revealed. Afterwards, we’ll design a retainer that will help you to keep your teeth properly aligned.
Reach out to us today to start the process! And check out the links below for even more information on orthodontic treatments for adults and children.
Orthodontics for Children
There is no exact age for children to begin orthodontic treatment. The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children visit the orthodontist at around age 7, when many baby teeth are still present. Orthodontic treatment may not begin at this time, but this allows your child to have maximum dental care. If treatment is needed, it may consist of limited braces, expanders, or simply space maintainers depending on the severity of the problem. Beginning treatment early in some children can help prevent a more complicated, longer treatment later in life. Read more…
Orthodontics for Adults
You are never too old for braces! In fact, the American Association of Orthodontists states that one in five orthodontic patients is over the age of 21. More and more adults are choosing to receive treatment because they understand the importance of maintaining their health, and they want to feel better about their appearance. Orthodontic treatment at later stages in life can improve one’s confidence and self-esteem that can have a lasting effect on personal and work life. Read more…
Living with Braces
What’s it like having braces? What changes will you need to make now that you have them? It’s important to know how to take care of your braces throughout your treatment. Follow these tips to make sure your time in braces is comfortable and easy! Read more….
Frequently Asked Questions