Improve Alignment and Function With Orthodontics

Orthodontics focuses on gradually moving teeth into improved alignment to support both oral health and appearance. At Dr. George Daguiam Dentistry Awake or Asleep in Orillia, orthodontic care is provided by one of our caring and devoted general dentists who is focused on diagnosing, preventing, and correcting bad bites. Our doctor does work with patients of different ages to create personalized treatment plans using traditional orthodontic methods.

What is orthodontic treatment, and why is it important?

Orthodontic treatment uses traditional braces and other techniques designed to strategically reposition teeth over time. This process can help address concerns such as crowding, spacing, and bite alignment. Treatment is carefully planned and adjusted throughout your visits to ensure steady, appropriate movement. Proper alignment can make a meaningful difference in your oral health. When teeth are easier to clean, it can reduce the risk of concerns like tooth decay and gum irritation. A balanced bite can also help distribute pressure more evenly when chewing, supporting long-term comfort and function.

Why might someone need orthodontics?

Orthodontic care may be recommended for children, teens, and adults. You might consider treatment if you notice: 

• Crooked or crowded teeth
• Gaps between teeth
• Difficulty biting or chewing comfortably
• Teeth that do not come together properly 

During your consultation, we will assess your needs and discuss whether orthodontic treatment is appropriate for you.

What can I expect during treatment? 

Orthodontic care involves a series of adjustments over time. Regular visits are designed to help our doctors monitor your progress and make any necessary changes. Good oral hygiene and following care instructions at home play an important role in supporting your results.

How long do orthodontic results last?

Orthodontic results can last for many years when they are properly maintained. After active treatment is complete, retainers are typically recommended and crafted to help keep teeth in their new positions.

Wearing your retainer as advised and maintaining regular dental visits can help support long-term stability. Over time, natural changes in the mouth can still occur, so ongoing care plays an important role in preserving your results.

Whatever your orthodontic concerns or goals, our team is ready to support you. Contact us today to schedule an appointment!