Diagnostic

• Dental Examination
  Just one crooked tooth can throw off the bite, preventing proper cleaning and can cause functional problems as the child grows older. These problems include: Gum disease, cavities, and speech disorders. Dr. Kay Daniel will conduct a comprehensive exam to check for these and other problems...

Preventive

• Teeth Cleaning
  Damon Smile uses a technology called self-ligation, a process that eliminates the need for the ties and lessens the feeling of tightness during your treatment with Kay Daniel. Plus, Damon Smile braces use shape-memory wires that are able to move the teeth into position faster, ultimately cutting treatment time. Damon Smile braces also diminish the amount of food and debris that can become trapped along the brackets, allowing for more efficient teeth cleaning. Damon Smile braces are also available with clear brackets to lessen the visual impact and give you a more aesthetically pleasing smile during treatment.

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

• Tooth Extractions

Orthodontics

• Orthodontics
  At Explore Orthodontics, we recognize that all of our patients are unique and deserve to receive orthodontic care that reflects their individual needs. Our team is truly unique as well! You will always see the same familiar faces at each appointment no matter which office you happen to go to and most of our team members have been with the practice five years or more. Dr. Daniel is dedicated to the team's continued education in the specialty of orthodontics with on-going training, seminars and conventions.
• Braces
  Finally, your braces have been removed and your smile is beautiful, straight, and best of all, metal-free! However, your orthodontic journey isn't quite completed. To keep your smile looking its best, you'll have to wear a retainer to preserve and stabilize your results. Retainers are needed to control or limit potential changes in tooth position. They are used after braces treatment to hold teeth in their correct alignment while the surrounding gums, bone, and muscle adjust to the new positioning of your teeth.