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5 Benefits of Braces or Invisalign for Adults
Do you think braces are only for kids and teenagers? Well, think again! The American Association of Orthodontics estimates that 27% of orthodontic patients are adults. Another statistic states that one-third of the people in the U.S. are not happy with their teeth — and a good way to correct many smile-related problems is by
6 Reasons Why Invisalign Treatment Is Gaining Popularity
A nice smile goes a long way in boosting your self-confidence and enhancing how people view you. As such, people have gone the extra mile to correct malpositioned teeth and jaws. And did you know that more than 25% of orthodontic patients are adults? There are numerous ways to straighten your teeth, but Invisalign treatment
Sleep Apnea in Children: What Causes It and How Is It Treated?
Sleep apnea is a type of sleep disorder in which breathing stops and starts repeatedly due to something obstructing or blocking the upper airway. This can be potentially dangerous because it keeps a person’s body from getting the oxygen they need while resting, putting the person at risk for health problems. For kids, in particular,
How Can Your Smile Affect Your Self-Esteem and Career?
According to the American Association of Orthodontists, one-third of people in the U.S. are unhappy with their teeth, and it’s no surprise why. Having a nice smile can boost your self-esteem and may even help you get ahead in your career, which is why 25% of all orthodontic patients are actually adults. But just how
What Is Invisalign First and Why Is It Used?
According to the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO), more than one-third of Americans are not happy with their smiles due to poor jaw and/or teeth alignment. A smile is the first thing that most people notice when interacting with strangers. A proud smile will make anyone confident in social and professional settings. Invisalign treatment fixes
Why We Are Seeing More Patients Coming In to See Us Despite COVID-19
Social distancing, working from home, and frequent hand sterilization are slowly becoming the new norm as the world fights the pandemic. Orthodontic practices have not been spared either. They are also implementing strict protocols in their operations as part of the gradual reopening of the economy. Limited operations under the Shelter-in-Place order enables Yang Orthodontics