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Yes, you can play sports with braces, but it’s important to wear a mouthguard to protect your braces and teeth from injury.

Braces need tightening every 4-6 weeks to ensure they are properly aligning your teeth and jaw.

Soft, non-sticky snacks like cheese, yogurt, and fruit are ideal for braces, while avoiding hard or sugary foods.

You don’t always need a specialist for aligners; however, an orthodontist can provide guidance for complex cases.

Signs like crowded teeth, difficulty chewing, or jaw misalignment can indicate the need for braces. Early screening helps.

Yes, retainers can move teeth back into place if they have shifted after treatment, but they need to be worn consistently.

Nighttime aligners are effective in treating mild to moderate alignment issues when worn as directed, typically for 22 hours daily.

Your first consultation includes a dental exam, discussion of treatment options, and sometimes X-rays to assess your needs.

Soft foods, pain relief, and proper cleaning can make your first week with braces more comfortable.

Yes, orthodontics can effectively fix crowded teeth by using braces, aligners, or other devices to gradually shift teeth.