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Wondering if it's time for your child to see an orthodontist?

1. Crowding or overlapping teeth
There doesn't seem to be enough room for the adult teeth.

2. Prominent front teeth
Upper front teeth appear to stick forward noticeably.

3. Crossbite
Some upper teeth bite inside the lower teeth.

4. Underbite, deep bite or open bite
The upper and lower teeth don't seem to meet normally.

5. Concerns about jaw growth
The upper or lower jaw appears noticeably ahead, behind or asymmetric

Noticing one of these doesn't necessarily mean your child needs treatment.
Sometimes the right approach is simply to monitor growth and development until the appropriate time.

The purpose of an orthodontic assessment isn't necessarily to start treatment. It allows us to assess your child's teeth, bite and growth and advise whether treatment may be appropriate now, later, or whether monitoring is all that's needed.