We are excited to introduce the new iTero Element digital impression system at Simply Orthodontics! We have not limited this technology to Invisalign patients - rather we have offered this service to all of our patients. While the "old" digital impression scanner was awesome, it pales in comparison to this comfortable, quiet, gentle system for obtaining high-quality accurate digital impressions.
Read MoreOne of the biggest worries about getting braces is what types of food you will have to sacrifice. The good news is you don’t have to give up as much as you think, you just need to be aware and make good choices.
Read MoreEven as recent as one generation ago, braces were conceived as a childhood-only treatment for misaligned teeth. If you weren’t lucky enough to get braces as a child, you likely didn’t get them as an adult.
Today, however, more and more adults are opting for braces, and here’s why.
Read MoreAn early step in your orthodontic journey is to build a model of your teeth so the orthodontist can accurately study your bite and plan your treatment. This is traditionally accomplished by biting into a mouthful of dental impression material.
Simply Orthodontics offers Digital Impressions as an alternative option to traditional impressions. Preparing a Digital Impression is comfortable for you, and it results in a highly accurate model of your teeth, and may allow us to show you a simulation of your potential result before you start your treatment.
Read MoreWe are helping our patients safely accelerate their orthodontic treatment progress by offering AcceleDent Optima, an option which helps to be done their treatment sooner, and to reduce treatment discomfort.
The AcceleDent Optima addresses the challenge of long-treatment times and patient burn-out. It is a tool that allows our office to continue to strive to meet the unique demands of our patients.
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Simply Orthodontics is a specialty practice in Edmonton Alberta. Dr. Marguerite Duncan is a specialist licensed with the Alberta Dental Association, with a Master’s Degree in Orthodontics from the University of Alberta.
