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Should I Consider Braces as an Adult?

Our teeth and smiles can change over time — not always in the way we want. As an adult, you may think that you missed your window for braces and are now stuck with your new smile. But that’s not true. Adults of all ages can be great candidates for braces, which include subtle and…
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Invisalign: Your Questions Answered

Thinking about Invisalign? You probably have a few questions before getting started. How does it work? Who can use it? How long does treatment take? And is Invisalign right for you? At Greeley Family Orthodontics, we want you to feel comfortable with your treatment options, and in this guide, we'll answer some of the most…
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Braces for Teens: Then & Now

Braces have come a long way in the past 20 years. In the early aughts, teens had to deal with clunky, one-size-fits-all braces with few options for personalization. Today, kids and teens can choose from a wide range of orthodontic treatments to find one that fits their unique needs and lifestyle.  Let’s explore some of…
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What Is a Palate Expander?

A palate (or palatal) expander is a common device used in early orthodontic interventions. Attached to the upper back teeth, a palate expander gently widens the upper jaw over time. A palate expander can be used to treat several dental conditions. Below, we break down how it works, who it’s most helpful for, the different…
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When Would My Child Need Early Orthodontic Treatment?

Many parents associate orthodontists with the preteen years, but proactive care starts much earlier. In fact, the American Association of Orthodontists recommends that all children have their first orthodontist appointment at the age of 7.  At this appointment, an orthodontist will assess your child’s teeth and jaw to see if they may need early orthodontic…

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