iTero Intraoral Scanner
Until recently, creating a personalized Invisalign plan required that patients go through the long and tedious process of making teeth impressions. This involves sitting in
Smile Stories: Our Blog
Welcome to the Goodman Orthodontics Blog, your go-to destination for insights into orthodontic care and dental wellness. This platform is designed for everyone from patients exploring treatment options to parents looking for guidance on their child’s dental health.
The Early History of Orthodontic Treatment
Today, orthodontic treatment is a normal part of life. Whether you go for more traditional types of braces or more innovative forms of treatment like
Who Should I Trust to Straighten My Smile & Why
Specialist— “a person who concentrates primarily on a particular subject or activity; a person highly skilled in a specific and restricted field.” In life we
All About Bite Misalignment
Many common orthodontic issues originate from a misaligned bite. As your trusted New York orthodontist, Dr. Adam Goodman can treat these problems through a variety
Retaining Your Straight Smile
At some point hundreds, if not thousands of years ago, the word spread that “brushing” your teeth would prevent dental disease. While most people today
Orthodontist or General Dentist for Invisalign
Many general dentists have considerable experience with Invisalign. Some of their knowledge is gained though experience, and some at courses taught by experts like myself.
Why Seeking Treatment with an Invisalign Expert is a Very Smart Idea
By Invisalign expert, I am referring to an office that completes a high volume of Invisalign cases each year. The Invisalign Doctor Locator at www.Invisalign.com will
How Long are Retainers Needed After Orthodontia?
Patients are often surprised to learn that there are few orthodontists that will guarantee that teeth will not eventually shift if retainers are not worn.
Seeing Results with Invisalign
Each Invisalign case has a specific duration, which might range from as little as 3 months to as long as two years. Patients often ask