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How Arizona's starting pitcher is setting an example with a well-protected smile

Patrick Corbin Teams up with the American Association of Orthodontists To Promote National Facial Protection MonthSt. Louis – April 6, 2015 – This April, the American Association of Orthodontists (AAO)  is partnering with Arizona’s starting pitcher, Patrick Corbin, to promote National Facial Protection Month.  An All-Star example of safety on the field, Corbin consistently wears a mouth guard from his position on the pitching mound and while at bat. Corbin is dedicated to facial protection, and created a radio public service campaign to encourage

Positive Aging Delivered Through Orthodontics

30-second “ortho morph”  clip tracks patient’s dramatic transformationEditor’s Note:   Interviews with patients/caregivers are available upon request. St. Louis (Feb. 9, 2015) – Once considered the domain of plastic surgeons, the shaping of a beautiful face can also be achieved by visiting an orthodontist.  Many people understand that orthodontists can straighten teeth, but don’t realize that these specialists can influence facial growth to create an improved appearance that will last a lifetime.  Facial structure can be changed at any age, and especially

Consumer Alert! Risks Involved with Do It Yourself Teeth Straightening Products

Consumers who may be considering “do it yourself” orthodontic treatment should be aware that they may be putting their teeth, gums and bones of the jaws in harm’s way.  This alert is predicated by the uptick and availability of such products available online and in retail stores. Among the ‘quick fix’ offerings are rubber bands promoted to close a gap between teeth.  These products can be a waste of consumers’ money.  At the worst, they can cause extensive damage to teeth, bone and soft tissue that could require expensive and extensive restoration by a multi-disciplinary team of

New Technologies Bring Hope Smiles to Patients with Disabilities

For many special needs patients, orthodontic care may seem out of reach due to physical and developmental challenges.  However, new technologies in treatment, and the availability of advanced education in caring for special needs patients, are making a surprising and welcome difference in the lives of many patients with disabilities.  The American Association of Orthodontists  (AAO) reports that many of its members are able to successfully address the orthodontic treatment needs of those with physical, cognitive and developmental disabilities. “In

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