Little ghouls and ghals everywhere are getting ready for the most spooktacular holiday of the year, Halloween! Whether you’re planning on tricking or treating your family this year, there are many festive things to enjoy! Just because someone in your family is undergoing orthodontic treatment, doesn’t mean they have to miss out on any of the fun!
Back-to-school season is here so let the learning and fun begin! A new school year can feel like a new beginning. Whether your child is starting school in class or online, we hope they’re smiling about all the new opportunities coming their way!
So you’ve made it to the end of your braces or Invisalign journey, congratulations! Now it’s time to maintain your new smile with your customized retainer. The retention phase is a very important part of your orthodontic treatment, that is, if you want to maintain the beautiful smile you worked so hard to achieve!
Achieving a straight, healthy smile no longer requires the use of traditional metal braces. Dr. Morrow and our team at York Mills Orthodontics are proud to provide our patients with a customized and discreet treatment option, Invisalign!
We are so happy to be back at our North York orthodontic office! Our team has been working carefully and tirelessly to create a safe environment so we can resume treatment for all of our wonderful patients.
At York Mills Orthodontics, we are always trying to adapt and introduce new and improved ways to enhance our patient’s experience.
Invisalign has changed the landscape of orthodontics. The clear aligners allow you to eat and drink what you want and don’t interfere with your lifestyle the way that traditional metal braces can. Have you been wondering if Invisalign is right for you? Here are some facts from York Mills Orthodontics.
In some cases, braces or clear aligners alone, are not sufficient to correct orthodontic problems or malocclusions.
People in North York, Toronto get orthodontics for a variety of reasons. Depending upon the nature of the issue which requires correcting, your treatment may last a couple of months up to two years, or perhaps even longer in some cases.
When people think about improving their teeth with braces, they often envision adolescents with silver appliances and colourful bands covering their pearly whites. Braces aren’t just for kids, though.
