Number of Adults Getting Braces on the Rise

Posted by Michael S. Stosich, DMD, MS, MS

KENILWORTH, IL-There’s no arguing that straight teeth is viewed as healthy and attractive. Couple that with orthodontic advancements in recent years and it’s easy to see why so many adults are choosing braces to straighten their teeth.
According to survey data, adults make up 25 percent of orthodontic patients today. Dr. Michael Stosich, renowned orthodontist, confirms that number at his practice.

Typically when we think of those, we think of preteens and teenagers who were advised by their dentists to consult with an orthodontist as early as possible.

25 March

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Dr. Stosich Concludes Series in Orthodontic Practice US

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GRAYSLAKE, Ill.– Dr. Michael Stosich has become a regular on the cover of a leading orthodontic publication. Elected to detail the biology of tooth movement in Orthodontic Practice US, Dr. Stosich wrapped up his three part series in the March/April 2014 issue.

“Education is a powerful thing. I enjoy teaching other professionals,” says Grayslake area orthodontist Dr. Stosich, who is recognized as an expert in the biology of tooth movement. “A better understanding of how teeth move through the bone will enhance a patient’s treatment experience and results.”

05 February

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Study Says Misaligned Teeth are the #1 Cause of Bulling

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Study Says Misaligned Teeth are the #1 Cause of Bulling

GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS- The unfortunate reality of bullying in America’s schools has drawn heavy media exposure lately. According to one recent study, kids with severely misaligned teeth are targeted most.

26 December

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Importance Of Early Intervention

Posted by Michael S. Stosich, DMD, MS, MS

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KENILWORTH AND GRAYSLAKE, ILLINOIS – Getting your child to a children’s orthodontist early may benefit them in the long run.
Intervening at an early age can provide a timely detection of problems such as an underbite or overbite. Fixing an underbite early can prevent surgery later. Once the patient finishes growing, the protruding lower jaw cannot be pushed back without a surgical route.