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Why Consider Early Orthodontic Intervention?
The Canadian Association of Orthodontists recommends that children have their first orthodontic evaluation by age 7. Whether your child is ready for treatment or just needs monitoring, Pure Orthodontics is here to help you make informed decisions and set the stage for lifelong oral health.

Harness Their Growth

Early treatment takes advantage of a child’s natural growth, using expanders or functional appliances to guide jaw development. This can create space, correct crossbites, and reduce the need for more invasive procedures later.

Prevent Bigger Problems

Interceptive care can stop habits, guide erupting teeth, and correct bite issues before they worsen. This often simplifies future treatment, lowers the risk of extractions or surgery, and improves function.

Boost Their Confidence

Addressing visible dental issues early can ease social pressures, reduce teasing, and support a child’s self-esteem—providing both functional and emotional benefits during key developmental years.
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Support That Grows with Your Child

Our goal is to support your child’s oral health, confidence, and comfort from the very beginning. With welcoming clinics, experienced orthodontists, and a focus on positive patient experiences, Pure Orthodontics makes early orthodontic care something children and parents can feel good about.

What is Early Orthodontic Intervention?

Also called Phase 1 Orthodontics, early intervention typically takes place between the ages of 7 and 10, when children still have a mix of baby and adult teeth. At this stage, our orthodontists can detect issues that may not be visible or problematic yet such as improper jaw growth, crowding, crossbites, overbites, underbites, or habits like thumb-sucking that may lead to complications later on.
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