Give Your Child a Smile Worth Celebrating!
📞 Call us at 480-284-8663 to book an early orthodontic screening in Scottsdale, Arizona. Dr. Benjamin Rush and our cheerful team are eager to welcome you and play a part in crafting your child’s radiant smile.
Why Start Young?
Contrary to popular belief, the perfect time for an orthodontic check isn’t during the turbulent teens but at the tender age of 7. Yes, seven! The American Association of Orthodontists® (AAO®) isn’t just being cautious—they know that early screenings can pave the way for stellar oral health.
What Happens During an Early Screening?
Dr. Rush isn’t just looking for the obvious. Here’s what gets his expert attention:
- Subtle Signs: He’s like a detective, spotting the tiniest clues of jaw growth issues and how teeth are making their grand entrance.
- Early Bird or Later Gator?: Not everything needs immediate action. Sometimes, it’s just about keeping an eye out to see when might be the best time to start treatment.
- Growth Tracking: Like charting stars across the sky, Dr. Rush monitors your child’s oral development to pinpoint the perfect moment for intervention.
- Prevention Over Cure: Early treatment can often prevent bigger, badder problems down the road. It’s about setting up defenses before the problems siege the castle of your child’s mouth.
- Guided Growth: Guiding jaw growth, ditching bad habits, protecting against tooth damage, and lining up those pearly whites perfectly—Dr. Rush does it all to improve your child’s bite and smile.
The Experience
We promise, no scary stuff here! Our exams are as comfy as your favorite pillow. We’ll check everything from bite analysis to skeletal structures, and even discuss any of those pesky habits your child might have picked up. Plus, if needed, we’ll map out a treatment plan that feels right.
Ready to Start?
For more dazzling details or to schedule that all-important first exam, contact Camelback Orthodontic Studio today. Let’s take the first step together on this journey to a lifelong, beautiful smile for your child.