No more snaggle teeth

  Over the weekend, we had a blast at Old Bridge Day Dr. Leung and a few of the Old Bridge Orthodontics team we busy with our fun and colorful sand art station.  We were thrilled to see patients and we also had fun meeting new faces.  Old Bridge Orthodontics is so proud to be part of the amazing Old Bridge community for over 30 years.  There is nothing better than being a recognized business in this incredible town.    We are always so thrilled when we see people "Get their smile on!"   Key Words: Old Bridge Community Arts and Crafts Braces Invisalign  Beautiful Smiles Happy

  Understanding Ceramic Braces: A Stylish Option for Straightening Teeth When it comes to orthodontic treatments, many people are familiar with traditional metal braces. However, for those looking for a more discreet alternative, ceramic braces offer a fantastic solution. In this blog, we'll explore what ceramic braces are, how they work, their benefits, and some considerations to keep in mind. What Are Ceramic Braces? Ceramic braces are similar to traditional metal braces, but they use clear or tooth-colored brackets made from a composite material. This makes them less noticeable than their metal counterparts. The wires used in ceramic braces can also be clear or tooth-colored, further enhancing their aesthetic appeal. How Do Ceramic Braces Work? Ceramic braces function in the same way as traditional braces. They consist of: Brackets : These are attached to each tooth and hold the archwire in place. Archwire : This wire connects all the brackets and applies pressure to gradually s

  The Importance of Regular Orthodontic Visits at Old Bridge Orthodontics: Why it's important to see Dr. Brian Leung Every 6-8 Weeks Matters When you start your orthodontics journey whether it’s braces or aligners, it’s easy to view your orthodontist visits as mere checkpoints on the road to a straighter smile. However, these appointments are far more than just routine check-ins—they are critical to ensuring the success and efficiency of your orthodontic treatment. Regular visits every 6-8 weeks are vital, and here’s why: 1. Monitoring Progress Orthodontic treatment is a dynamic process. Every 6-8 weeks, Dr. Leung assesses how well your teeth are moving and how your treatment plan is unfolding. This frequent monitoring helps in: Adjusting Appliances : Braces or aligners need adjustments to ensure they continue applying the right amount of pressure on your teeth. These adjustments are crucial for maintaining the pace of tooth movement. Evaluating Alignment : Dr. Leung checks that yo