Orthodontics

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Orthodontics and pediatric dentistry work hand-in-hand to protect your child’s oral health, enhance confidence, and set the stage for a lifetime of healthy smiles.

Pediatric dental care is about more than cleanings and cavity prevention, it’s also about guiding the growth and development of your child’s smile. That’s where orthodontics plays a key role.

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An early orthodontic evaluation can:

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Detect bite problems, crowding, or spacing issues while your child is still growing

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Guide jaw and tooth development to prevent more serious problems later

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Support healthy chewing, speech, and facial balance

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Help permanent teeth come in properly and reduce the need for future extractions or more complex treatment

The Benefits of Early Action

Orthodontic issues are often easier to correct during childhood, when the jaw and facial bones are still developing. By working closely with your pediatric dentist, orthodontic care can create a healthier foundation for your child’s long-term dental health - making future treatment shorter, simpler, and more comfortable.

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Pediatric Dental Associates is happy to help arrange a free orthodontic consultation with one of our trusted partner orthodontic offices. This visit is a no-pressure way to learn about your child’s smile development and see if early treatment could help.

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