It’s natural for babies and toddlers to suck their thumbs, a soothing action humans have performed for centuries. Most children stop thumb-sucking on their own, usually between the ages of 2 and 4. But others continue the habit for years beyond that range – a habit that can lead to
Most people associate braces and orthodontic treatment with the sometimes awkward teen and pre-teen years. While large numbers of young people continue to receive orthodontic treatment, more adults than ever before are seeking to improve their health and self-esteem by visiting their orthodontist. The American Association of Orthodontists recently reported that
Should I schedule an orthodontic appointment for my child? That’s a question most parents will ask themselves as their kids grow, but waiting until they are out of elementary school could cause orthodontic and dental problems later in life. Many families opt for early orthodontic care, which gives children a
When it comes to caring for their teeth, many people may confuse the roles of orthodontists and dentists. While each professional provides dental health care for their patients, there are significant differences between the two fields. With offices in Fort Walton Beach and Niceville, Dr. Roger A. Grace and Dr.
When many people think of braces, they likely recall the heavy, painful-looking metal and wire devices of years gone by and schoolyard taunts of “metal mouth” from less-than-sensitive classmates. But orthodontics has come a long way since those days. While metal braces are still in use, patients now have more
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