Request An AppointmentIs it required that my child sees an orthodontist if they are a dental patient?
While it’s not required, the American Association of Orthodontists recommends that all children by the age of seven visit an orthodontist to assess potential tooth and jaw problems so that corrective action or treatment can take place through early intervention. Many of our patients are referred by their Dentistry for Children dentist or family dentist, while others take the initiative to schedule an examination themselves to best enhance their child’s smile.
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