Sioux Falls Orthodontist

Are you in the Sioux Falls area and wondering if Invisalign is right for you? You might also be worried about leaving your home during the pandemic- we understand that and have virtual orthodontic appointments available to you. The process is easy and can be done as long as you have a device with a […]

In many cases, patients can still be viable candidates for removable Invisalign aligners with veneers, bridges, crowns, or other dental restorations. In some cases, they can even still be good candidates with missing teeth; in those scenarios, a trained orthodontist can fill in the gaps where a missing tooth would be. But where do wisdom

Invisalign aligners are a popular option for straightening your teeth because they are practically invisible and removable, which means no food restrictions. Plus your teeth are easier to clean during treatment than with permanent braces. Invisalign technology has come a long way since it first became available, however, it is not always the best choice

Many people use TMJ and TMD interchangeably, but they are actually two different things. Short for temporomandibular joint, TMJ is the joint that connects the skull and lower jaw. Temporomandibular disorder (TMD) refers to various issues that affect the TMJ’s ability to function. The TMJ acts like a sliding hinge and allows your mouth to

Do you wish you had a better smile? Straight teeth are associated with any number of positive traits and outcomes in society. People with good smiles are viewed as more attractive, more successful, and more likely to get a date. If your smile could use some work, Invisalign in Sioux Falls might be a good

Athletes have a lot of risks to their teeth when they play any type of impact sport, from football to rugby to basketball. They need to have a mouthguard with them to protect their mouth from most impacts. Mouthguards are not just things the athletes can chew on anxiously as their team loses points, but

Traditional braces and Invisalign are both designed to improve the appearance of your smile by aligning your bite and straightening your teeth. Straight teeth also promote improved oral health by reducing wear and making teeth easier to brush and floss adequately. However, there are some differences between traditional braces and Invisalign—notably the appearance and and

Invisalign was the first clear aligner to hit the market over 20 years ago. In that time, they’ve continuously led the field in innovative invisible orthodontic care. Recently, new brands have cropped up offering direct-to-consumer invisible braces, which are mailed to the customer at home and does not require them to see a licensed orthodontist