Orthodontics in New Braunfels, San Antonio, and Seguin, TX at Toothtime Family Dentistry
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- Welcome to Toothtime Family Dentistry, your trusted dental practice in New Braunfels, San Antonio, and Seguin, TX. We have been providing exceptional dental and orthodontic services to the communities since 2003. Our team of experienced dentists is dedicated to providing the highest quality care for the entire family.
At Toothtime Family Dentistry, we offer a wide range of services to meet all of your dental needs. From general dentistry to cosmetic and orthodontic treatments, we have you covered. Our goal is to create a comfortable and relaxed environment for our patients, and we treat each and every one like a member of our own family.
Our dentists have a combined experience of 150 years, and they are ready to help you achieve a healthy and beautiful smile. We provide dental and orthodontic services for patients of all ages, including children as young as 6 months. Our team is committed to staying up-to-date with the latest techniques and technology to ensure the best possible care for our patients.
Don't wait any longer to take care of your dental health. Call us today at New Braunfels Office: (830) 625-6410 | San Antonio Office: (210) 738-8899 | Seguin Office: 1507 E Court St #107 Seguin, TX 78155 to schedule an appointment. You can also visit our website at mytoothtime.com to learn more about our services and to book an appointment online.
Trust Toothtime Family Dentistry for all of your dental and orthodontic needs in New Braunfels, San Antonio, and Seguin, TX. We look forward to welcoming you to our dental family!
Hello doctor, how are you? What are the cases that require orthodontic treatment for more than two years, and what are the most prominent side effects?
Hi my friend great question, orthodontic treatment can extend beyond two years for severe bite issues, crowded/impacted teeth, jaw discrepancies, delayed growth, or complex conditions like cleft palate. Side effects may include discomfort, oral hygiene challenges, root resorption, soft tissue irritation, and rare allergies. Follow your dentist's instructions, maintain good oral hygiene, use wax for sharp edges, and attend regular check-ups to minimize these effects and ensure successful treatment. Thanks for watching! Don’t forget to give us a like and subscribe to our channel! That would help us a lot! 🦷🧡
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kindly, do you prefer using the rotating wedge with the NiTi or SS wire, round or rectangular.?
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my dentist did put dental bonding after taking off my braces in incisors and canines(I never got a chance to see how my teeth looked after removing the braces).. personally for me i didnt like it( cuz he didnt do it properly and all incisors and canines are having different shape after putting the dental bonding) soo is it possible to remove it? and after all that he gave me a permanent braces inside...
Hi my friend so sorry to hear about this my friend, and yes you can take the dental bonding out of the teeth but you would need another bonding after it.. Basically the original shape it's gone! and the braces inside that's probably a permanent retainer! Thanks for watching! Don’t forget to give us a like and subscribe to our channel! That would help us a lot! 🦷🧡
I live near San Antonio!!!
Come visit us my friend!! Thanks for watching! Don’t forget to give us a like and subscribe to our channel! That would help us a lot! 🦷🧡
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Sir do you earn 1 million dollars a year as a dentist? Plz reply. Thanks a lot.
It depends.... some dentist do and some dentist don't you can google the average income of any professional here in the United States! Thanks for watching! Don’t forget to give us a like and subscribe to our channel! That would help us a lot! 🦷🧡
Hi besties so I have a little story 2 yeas ago I had a braces my mandibulary second premolar it was inside the bone and had no space cuz the first molar made a contact with the first premolar and my orthodontist decided to take out so I had a surgery for that but later during the treatment i had also my maxillary second molar that didn’t erupt so again she decided to finish the treatment cuz what no body see it let it take its time but I disagreed and rejected to finish my treatment so she told me to have another surgery that we can pull down the tooth and I did but now I’m so sad that I could do the same thing with my premolar rather than lose it I feel like my occlusion is not correct and sometimes my jaw hurts and I have chosen to study dentistry because of my story so my question is it ok to have one missing tooth or I should implant one love you and your content 💜