Orthodontists estimate that up to 75% of people could benefit from braces to fix either functional or aesthetic issues. It's far easier to move teeth in childhood, so when your teen has all of their adult teeth grown in and they're mature enough to care for their oral...

Dental floss: our nylon nemesis, our mint-flavored frenemy. Unless you're part of the 13.5 percent of Americans who floss daily, there's a chance you may find flossing a bit intimidating. Undoubtedly, a happy smile begins with a healthy smile. Your toothbrush...

Nearly 4 million people in America have braces, including some well-known celebrities. They are orthodontic marvels that help straighten teeth, create beautiful smiles, and are a common sight in dental offices around the world. If you or someone you know is about to...

Metal vs Clear Braces: Which One Should You Choose? Orthodontic treatment has come a long way in recent years, providing individuals with a variety of options to achieve a straighter and healthier smile. Among these options, metal and clear braces stand out as two...

About four million people younger than age 18 in North America need braces. While most people begin treatment between the ages of 11 and 14, adults can benefit from orthodontic treatment, too. You might not recognize the signs you need braces until you're older. Here...

Around four million Americans wear braces on any particular day. They're an important part of orthodontic care. When you're wearing braces, taking good care of them is important. That includes your diet. Let's go through how to choose braces-friendly food. Foods You...