Selecting an orthodontist for your child is a big deal, isn’t it? It can affect not just their dental health but also their confidence in a big way. With so many options out there, it’s important to know what to look for to make sure your child gets the best possible care. At Lindner Dental Associates, we’re here to help whenever you or your ch…

There are many reasons why children need to see an orthodontist. Orthodontic problems rarely correct themselves, so if you suspect your child may have an issue with development or alignment of their teeth or jaws, it is a good idea to schedule an appointment with a board- certified orthodontist. During the initial consultation, they can identif…

Have you been told you grind your teeth at night? Do you wake up feeling unrested and with chronic headaches? Do you experience face, neck, shoulder muscle or tooth soreness? You may be experiencing a condition called bruxism, which is characterized by clenching or grinding of the teeth. Many patients may be unaware that they experience…

In this day and age modern technology has improved braces and the treatment options available to you if you are unhappy with your smile! Continue reading below to learn more about the different types of orthodontic treatment options and to consider which may be best for you based on your individual goals and lifestyle! Types of Orthodontic …

Since Invisalign® technology was developed in 1997, it has transformed over 6 million smiles including 1.4 million teens. By using cutting edge, industry-changing technology patients will undergo a modern, fully digitized experience to help them get the smile they want, the way they want. Below you will find answers to frequently asked questions…

Dental crowns serve many purposes and can be a reasonable and simple alternative to other dental procedures.  But what is a dental crown and why would you ever need one? What is a dental crown? A dental crown is a tooth-shaped “cap” that is placed over the tooth to cover it. The crown fully encases the visible part of the tooth. The main purpose…

Children’s smiles certainly light up a room, but it is not uncommon to notice imperfections in those mouths! Don’t be alarmed, baby teeth come in all sizes, shapes, and slants. They are a critical component of every child’s development and more often than not there are logical reasons why baby teeth form the way they do. Check out this guide to …

As the weather warms up and we dust off the grill, we look forward to summer BBQs and grilled corn on the cob.  Ever thought about how we chew these delicious treats?   Occlusion is a fancy word to describe the way in which your upper and lower teeth come together when you are chewing. If your bite doesn’t fit together properly, we call it …

If you’ve been living with crooked or crowded teeth for most of your life, but have never undergone orthodontic treatment to correct them, you might be wondering if you’ve “aged out,” so to speak, at this stage of your life. The short answer is this: As long as your teeth are healthy, you are never too old for the orthodontic correction! In fact…

Having concerns regarding your child getting an x-ray of any kind is completely normal. You worry about their risk of exposure to radiation and its effects. Wanting to know more about why your child needs x-ray imaging may very well be a factor in whether you give consent or not. Digital radiographs are useful, essential resources that dentists …