6 is too young for the orthodontist. Right?
While it might seem like 6 years old is too early, in fact, that's exactly when a child's first appointment should be!
Why is it important to seek treatment as early as 6 years old?
Primary teeth are supposed to fall out in a specific order. By age 5, all primary incisors should be lost and four of the permanent molars should start to erupt. If by age 6, at least four of the permanent incisors and molars have not fully developed, that can be an indicator of future crowding, missing teeth, or even extra teeth.
Right now, Alphabet Orthodontics is extending a very special offer to the Ainsworth community
For a limited time, Alphabet Orthodontics is offering up to $500 off for new patients*.
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This offer is valid for parents, teachers and administrators alike. To get started, simply scan the QR code below and complete the form on our website and a member of our staff will get in touch to schedule your free initial consultation.
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*Some restrictions apply. Please call for details.
