Early orthodontic treatment, including methods like clear aligners, can be started as early as ages 6-7 to address potential dental issues and prevent more serious concerns later on. According to ...

it's a good idea to shop for a plan before you need treatment. Most plans won't cover braces for one to two years after you buy them, during what's called a "waiting period." Dental insurance usually ...

Illustrating the process and creating a dental treatment prescription brings professional importance to the treatment and the need for urgency. If the practice is in network with the patient's ...

Treatment takes six months on average and costs anywhere from about $1,500 to $4,000 or more. Financing options vary across providers, but some offer payment plans and accept orthodontic insurance.

NewsChannel 7 is told the program provides a full orthodontic treatment plan free of charge to five individuals for Christmas. Dr. Fishbein said access to treatment is important and he is willing ...

Original Medicare has limited dental coverage, but Medicare Advantage plans may offer more comprehensive dental care. Private insurers provide Medicare Advantage plans, and while they must offer ...

This is an optimal time for orthodontists to detect issues such as bite irregularities and plan treatment. In some cases, early signs of problems like reverse bites or midline deviations may be ...