Bartley Family Orthodontics

When an orthodontist fits you for braces, she (or he) first must take impressions of your mouth. They cast molds of the configurations of your teeth, arch and gums. These models show the orthodontist how all the components of your mouth fit together, which lets her devise a plan to carry out your orthodontic treatment. […]

When an orthodontist fits you for braces, she (or he) first must take impressions of your mouth. They cast molds of the configurations of your teeth, arch and gums. These models show the orthodontist how all the components of your mouth fit together, which lets her devise a plan to carry out your orthodontic treatment.

Even if you had braces when you were a kid, teeth can shift over time. Asymmetrical teeth can promote gum disease, decay, extreme wear and chewing problems. Twenty-five percent of orthodontic patients in the U.S. are adults. Do you want to be among them? At the office of Windsor, we enjoy getting to know all

Ah, Springtime! So much to smile about! And, speaking of reasons to smile, our friendly orthodontist at Windsor wants you to know that this season of renewal is a perfect time to come discuss all the ways we can deliver the healthy, beautiful smile you’ve always wanted. We have more options for producing excellent results

People who wear braces must make an extra effort to keep their teeth clean. They maneuver around brackets, molar bands, arch wires, ligatures and, possibly, auxiliary components. Their mouths can be pretty crowded places, with lots of nooks, crannies and locations that aren’t necessarily accessible with dental floss and a toothbrush. Thus, the case for

Some mothers nurse their babies, while others bottle-feed their infants. It’s each mom’s personal choice. If you decide to breastfeed, know that it can be advantageous to the orthodontic health of your son or daughter. When your child receives care from an orthodontist, you want a thoughtful and detailed provider who makes you and your

You’ve been looking at your smile in the mirror lately and noticed something has changed. Your lower front teeth have become crowded and crooked. Perhaps it’s been happening for a while, but you’ve just begun noticing it now. Besides your appearance, you’re wondering what effects this may be having on your oral health. Our orthodontist

Creating a healthy, radiant smile is a subtle process that unfolds over a time period that’s different for each person. Whether you’ve come to our orthodontist at Stamford for traditional metal braces, their ceramic cousins, or even invisible aligners, the progress of your treatment needs to be periodically assessed so we can determine whether any

While there have been a variety of new options available to patients who visit our orthodontist at Windsor, traditional metal braces are still among the most often recommended and most successful treatments for delivering a radiant, long-lasting smile. And although new patients may at first focus on the way their braces will look, or the