Two-phase orthodontic treatment involves two separate and distinct periods that your child receives orthodontic treatment. It allows your son or daughter to begin early treatment of bite and jaw problems, in order to reduce the dental issues he or she experiences later on. Two-phase orthodontic treatment with Drs. Fey and Grey can improve how well…
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The average age of individuals who get braces is between nine and 14, although it is appropriate for younger children to visit Fey & Grey Orthodontics for a consultation with Drs. Fey and Grey. While parents may be concerned about the efficacy of early orthodontics, research suggests that early intervention can prevent greater dental health…
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When you get your braces, Drs. Fey and Grey and our staff will also give you a list of foods you should not eat and things you should not do. Pay particular attention to these items to keep your teeth and braces safe. Charms belong on bracelets. While you can decorate your braces with colored…
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The term malocclusion refers to misalignment of teeth. You may have been born with malocclusion, so your teeth simply grew in crooked, or the misalignment and crowding of your teeth occurred over a period of time. Either way, not only can malocclusion pose cosmetic issues, but it can have a negative effect on your speaking…
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