Laird Orthodontics

At Laird Orthodontics, we recommend an orthodontic evaluation by age 6! While treatment might not start right away, early exams help us spot any potential issues like misaligned teeth or jaw growth problems. Catching these early means a healthier, more confident smile later on! Our gentle and effective treatments ensure your child’s comfort and optimal results.

Beautiful smile created with braces! With braces or Invisalign crooked teeth can be straightened and beautiful smile can be created! A confident smile is a precious gift we can give to our kids and teenagers to set them up for success!
If you are wondering if braces or Invisalign is right for you: Book your complimentary consult and we can show you different options!
Laird Orthodontics
62 Laird dr, M4G 3V1, Toronto, ON
www.lairdorthodontics.com
[email protected]
4166622555

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: Brackets and wires might be damaged by certain foods. That's why there are some braces and food restrictions. It's crucial to stay away from really hard or sticky foods.
1. Potato chips: This food easily causes plaque to form on the braces.
2. Nuts: Hard nuts such as almonds, walnuts, and cashews can damage braces.
3. Caramel candies: This candy is excessively sticky and hard to bite.
4. Meat on the bones: Eating any meat from the bones should be avoided.
5. Hard crackers or cookies: Brackets and wires are at risk of being damaged.
6. Popcorn: Brackets and wires may be damaged by the hard kernels.
7. Bagels & pretzels: Your braces may be damaged by this hard, chewy snack.
8. Corn on the cob: The corn can instead be sliced off the cob.
9. Candy bars: Most candy bars are too hard and sticky.
10. Ice: Although ice can relieve pain, don't chew on ice.
In addition to avoiding certain types of foods, maintaining adequate hygiene is critical to preventing stains and cavities from forming around the braces. If food debris is not completely removed from the teeth and braces, tartar and plaque may build up, causing white spots on the teeth’ surfaces.