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Improving the bite with orthodontic treatments offers a variety of functional, oral health, and aesthetic benefits.

Learn about the most common orthodontic problems, from crowding to overbite - and how we can expertly correct them.

Patients with braces may develop gingivitis (periodontal disease) if they do not care for their gums properly. Brushing and flossing are crucial for prevention.

Dr. Kellyn W. Hodges explains the difference between Invisalign® and traditional braces.

If your dental insurance plan does not cover orthodontic treatments such as Invisalign®, a Flexible Spending Account (FSA) may be a good alternative.

Although most children get braces between ages 10 and 14, Dr. Hodges recommends that children as young as 7 receive an orthodontic evaluation.

Dr. Kellyn W. Hodges explains how braces can lead to bleeding gums and how to correct the issue.

Many people who get braces wonder about potential issues with bad breath. Let's consider braces, bad breath, and various ways you can address these issues.

Sometimes patients who receive braces develop canker sores. Thankfully there are many ways that canker sores can be treated. Let's take a look at this…

Orthodontist Kellyn Hodges uses two types of braces elastics in treatment with traditional metal braces: elastic ligatures and interarch rubber bands.