Many people associate orthodontic treatment with only a means to fix crooked teeth. True, orthodontic care can correct crowding, gaps, overbites, underbites, and crossbites through various means. Traditional braces and newer alternatives may be used.

Straighter teeth, however, can mean your teeth are easier to clean, allowing you to better tend to dental hygiene daily.

Straight teeth can be good for your oral health, eating and speaking ability, confidence, and even your career. After all, success in the job market typically depends on self-confidence and a great smile.

Orthodontists have many ways to move teeth into the correct places. Newer treatments can get the job done faster and achieve results with less discomfort.

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