
Children can begin the orthodontic process around their pre-teen or teenage years. While this may seem quite early, addressing these issues at a young age can help reduce the need for more extensive corrections in the future. Before they begin wearing braces, phase one treatment can be used to assess their needs and determine a treatment plan. These steps can help get your little one ready for the next steps. Today, Shirley Orthodontics and Pediatrics will explain what happens during this initial process.







When a child’s tooth has a cavity, then we can bring relief with a dental filling. But what if a tooth develops an infection too severe to be addressed with a dental filling? In these situations, your 



In our last blog, we looked at how Invisalign® shifts the alignment of your smile with clear aligners. But what if you or your teen has a more substantial case of misalignment? For these severe cases, we could correct smiles with traditional metal braces. In today’s blog, your
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