Adult
Phase 2 Interceptive Orthodontic Treatment
Early interceptive phase 2 orthodontic treatment is recommended for children after most of the permanent teeth have erupted. Typically, Early Phase Two treatment is recommended for children between the ages of 11-13 years old to prevent future issues that could require more extensive treatment. The objective of this early phase treatment is to position all the permanent teeth to maximize their appearance and function.
It is less invasive (no headgear required and fewer rubber bands), eliminates the need for extraction, and reduces time spent in full braces. This is especially important for patients as they enter their teenage years. Our team of pediatric orthodontists has treated thousands of young patients and strives to make every visit a fun and positive experience. Submit a form or call now to schedule a consultation at our Davie, Plantation, or Tamarac location.
Benefits of Phase 2 Treatment
Move permanent teeth into their final positions
Correct minor bite issues
Improve teeth function and facial appearance
Increase a child’s self-esteem
Phase 2 Early Orthodontics
Phase 2 Early Orthodontics is the second stage of orthodontic care and typically begins after the eruption of all permanent teeth. The goal of this phase is to address more complex dental issues and involves the use of braces or other orthodontic appliances to achieve optimal alignment and bite correction.
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