Many parents come to the doctor with the desire to get braces for their children because they believe their children should have braces as soon as possible.

We understand you always want the best for your children. But the truth is, braces for children should not be "as soon as possible", but "at the right time".

When a baby is young, the jawbone is not fully developed, making the teeth lack space to move. If strong force is used to "force" the teeth to move, the baby will have inedible pain and increase the risk of root injury.

If the child does not want braces, you should consider because the child may not cooperate, leading to the result of the braces being affected. You should not "try" to put braces on your baby immediately, but you can wait for another more convenient occasion, when your baby is ready.

Every child is unique, and they need an individual orthodontic plan, perfectly organized and prepared, to achieve the best results, at the correct time.