ROCHESTER HILLS, MI, April 11, 2014 (Press-News.org) Orthodontic devices are intended to treat malocclusion. And there are a number of devices employed to effectively shift teeth into proper alignment. At Family Smiles Dental, Dr. Matievich utilizes traditional and modern methods of orthodontics.
From traditional, metal braces to modern aligners, a patient can express their dental needs, and Dr. Matievich will advise on the best possible treatment for each case. Treatment plans and the duration of wearing an orthodontic device depends on the severity of the malocclusion. Although orthodontic work differs for each patient, there is one thing that remains the same-the end result. Once braces or aligners come off, patients will notice their transformed smiles.
"For our patients, orthodontic work helps create straighter, more esthetic smiles. That is true, but that's not the only reason we value orthodontic devices. With the ability to adjust misaligned teeth, orthodontic work ultimately improves oral health by making it easier to clean teeth and gums," explains Dr. Matievich, Rochester Hills dentist.
How does orthodontic work improve the quality of dental care? For example, a patient with crowded teeth will have difficulty getting floss between teeth. The space between the teeth and near the gumline collects food particles and plaque bacteria. If a patient can't properly remove debris, the buildup can break down tooth enamel, which potentially will cause cavities.
Moreover, once the jaw and teeth are aligned, it alleviates any jaw discomfort caused by an irregular bite (crossbite, overbite, underbite, etc.).
In Rochester Hills, orthodontic work can help you achieve a straighter, healthier smile.
To schedule an appointment for Dr. Matievich's general dentistry in Rochester Hills, call (248) 853-2222. Or patients can go to www.familysmilesdental.com to submit an appointment request. Dr. Matievich's website also offers an patient education library, interactive blog posts and description of leading services.
About Dr. Joseph Matievich:
Dr. Matievich has strived to keep abreast of the latest advances in dentistry. Continuing education is a never-ending process that he has always felt was of the utmost importance. After 24 years as a dentist, Dr. Matievich still enjoys helping his patients with their dental needs. Dr. Matievich is a member of the ADA and has completed additional training in Cosmetic Dentistry, Orthodontics, Laser Gum Treatment, and Dental Implants.
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Family Smiles Dental Care
contactus@familysmilesdental.com
2034 W Auburn Road
Rochester Hills, MI 48309
(248) 853-2222
http://www.familysmilesdental.com/
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Achieve A Straighter, Healthier Smile With Orthodontic Work
Dr. Joseph Matievich, general dentist in Rochester Hills, is happy to offer orthodontic services at his dental practice.
2014-04-11
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[Press-News.org] Achieve A Straighter, Healthier Smile With Orthodontic WorkDr. Joseph Matievich, general dentist in Rochester Hills, is happy to offer orthodontic services at his dental practice.