Orthodontic treatment done at the appropriate time can ensure an efficient process for getting straighter teeth, especially when seeking orthodontic care for children.
The American Academy of Orthodontics recommends that children be seen by an orthodontist around age seven, which allows orthodontists to intervene before a child’s permanent teeth fully erupt in what’s called Phase I orthodontics [1].
What exactly is Phase I orthodontic treatment, and what does it include? Here we review the basics of Phase I treatment and why it could be an appropriate intervention for your child’s orthodontic therapy.
An article by Dr. Quoc Lu. Originally published by Your Dental Health Resource.
Read the full article here: What Is Phase I Orthodontics for Children?
