October is National Orthodontic Health month and a lot has changed regarding orthodontics and the patient experience, especially when it comes to children and teens. If you are considering choosing a dentist to help your child get and maintain a beautiful, straight smile, here are some facts you should consider: The American Dental Association recommends that a child have an orthodontic evaluation no later than age 7. Although this may seem early in a child's life, Dr. Gund, an orthodontist at Dental Associates of Connecticut provides the following insight, "finding and diagnosing orthodontic problems early can help keep problems from getting worse and more expensive to treat later in the junior high and high school years."
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