Frequently asked questions
During your consultation visit, Dr. Labrie and his team will take the time to understand your needs and answer all your questions and concerns about orthodontic treatment options, treatment time and c...
During your consultation visit, Dr. Labrie and his team will take the time to understand your needs and answer all your questions and concerns about orthodontic treatment options, treatment time and costs. You'll get all the pertinent information you need to make an informed decision.
The duration of orthodontic treatment depends on the age of the patient, the severity of the malocclusion and the patient's cooperation. In general, it takes only a few months longer to treat an adult...
The duration of orthodontic treatment depends on the age of the patient, the severity of the malocclusion and the patient's cooperation. In general, it takes only a few months longer to treat an adult than a child or adolescent.
Yes, certain dietary restrictions apply when wearing braces. Please refer to the Patient Info section for more information.
We recommend that you continue to visit your dentist regardless of your braces. A twice-yearly follow-up is strongly recommended.
We cannot confirm or deny the consequences of refusing orthodontic treatment.
We implement a retention protocol to ensure the stability of orthodontic treatment. The placement of lingual wires at the end of orthodontic treatment promotes this stability. Wearing a removable appl...
We implement a retention protocol to ensure the stability of orthodontic treatment. The placement of lingual wires at the end of orthodontic treatment promotes this stability. Wearing a removable appliance reinforces the retention protocol.
There is no age limit for orthodontic consultation. The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a screening examination as early as 7 years of age, in order to detect possible growth problems...
There is no age limit for orthodontic consultation. The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a screening examination as early as 7 years of age, in order to detect possible growth problems at an early stage. During your consultation, we'll be able to tell you the ideal time to start orthodontic treatment.
Certain discomforts can occur when wearing braces, but we offer all the information you need to minimize discomfort and make your experience a pleasant one.
Various treatment modalities are available to you. We'll be happy to present them to you at your consultation appointment and assess which is most appropriate for your problem.
Orthodontic treatment can be considered at any age. With new, more discreet technologies, it's possible for adult patients to have the smile they want, while respecting their desire for discretion.
By consulting an orthodontist, you'll get the best expertise and access to the latest technologies available to achieve the smile you've always dreamed of.
To become a certified orthodontist, a qualified dentist must successfully complete a 3-year full-time orthodontic residency program recognized by the Ordre des dentistes du Québec and the Royal Canadi...
To become a certified orthodontist, a qualified dentist must successfully complete a 3-year full-time orthodontic residency program recognized by the Ordre des dentistes du Québec and the Royal Canadian College of Dentistry. The orthodontist is therefore the specialist qualified to give you precise answers to your questions about the malposition of your teeth or jaws.
The cost of orthodontic treatment depends on a number of factors, such as the complexity of the case, the duration of treatment and the type of braces used. During your consultation, you'll be given a...
The cost of orthodontic treatment depends on a number of factors, such as the complexity of the case, the duration of treatment and the type of braces used. During your consultation, you'll be given all the information you need about the cost of treatment, as well as the terms of payment. If you have dental insurance that covers orthodontic costs, we'll provide you with an insurance form so you can find out exactly what you're covered for.
Les rendez vous chez l’orthodontiste sont planifiés aux 4 à 8 semaines selon le travail orthodontique à effectuer.
