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When most people think of braces, they picture the traditional metal brackets with colorful rubber bands that have been used for decades. While those braces are still an effective way to straighten teeth, orthodontic technology has come a long way...

Starting high school is one of life's biggest milestones. It's a time filled with new experiences, new friendships, school dances, sporting events, graduation planning, and countless memories that will last a lifetime.

Summer is all about fresh starts. Whether it's preparing for a new school year, establishing healthy habits, or finally checking something off your to-do list, there's no better time to begin your orthodontic journey. If you or your child has been thinking about braces, summer is the ideal opportunity to get started.

Studies show that about 10 million Americans suffer from temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction, with it being more common in women than in men.

Your smile is typically one of the first things that anyone notices about you. But if you have a gummy smile, you might find yours...

Karen Guinn, DDS leads a team of dental professionals at The Smile Agency in Pasadena and West Covina, California, offering superior care for your oral health and aesthetic dental desires.

It’s no secret that when you feel confident about the way your teeth look, you tend to smile more often, which can elevate your self-esteem and other people’s perception of you.

Your child’s teenage years are some of the most awkward and self-conscious of their lives. They’re also the years when your child is probably in the greatest need of orthodontia.

Have you been thinking about straightening your teeth? Fixing an overbite? Doing something about overcrowding? A dazzling smile dramatically improves your appearance and boosts your confidence.

On average, you can expect your wear time to be 18-24 months. After you get your braces off, you most likely need to wear a retainer full-time for the first six months, then only while you’re sleeping for several years.