DIBS AI
Seattle, WA
Our office is a proud DIBS AI user. This cutting-edge technology allows Dr. Lovrovich to provide you with the highest quality care and cut months off your time in braces. See your future smile in the DIBS software before ever placing a single bracket! With DIBS, your orthodontist digitally designs your smile and then 3D prints trays that are custom made for your teeth. These trays will place your braces in the perfect position and shorten your treatment time! Your bonding appointment will be shortened as well by placing multiple brackets at the same time. Say goodbye to years in braces and 2 hour bonding appointments– and say hello to the future of orthodontics!
Recent Posts
Tips From An Orthodontist On Caring For Your Teeth After Treatment
Having an orthodontist treat your teeth can be a long and sometimes difficult journey, but seeing the result of a perfect smile is worth it. But after your braces are removed, it is important to remember that your teeth care does not end there. To ensure that your new smile stays healthy and beautiful, a…
How An Orthodontist Can Help Improve Speech And Chewing Through Bite Correction
Oral health is foundational to good overall health. Through the help of an orthodontist and bite correction, difficulties with chewing or speaking can be overcome. The inability to ingest food or clearly articulate impacts both physical and mental health. Bite correction has the potential to change the course of an individual’s health and wellness.Changes in…
What Happens If My Child Doesn't Go To The Orthodontist?
Many parents believe evaluation and treatment by an orthodontist should not be scheduled until after a child has lost all of their baby teeth, usually in the preteen or early teenage years. In addition, some view orthodontics as a purely aesthetic treatment and often-desired but not truly necessary. However, most dental professionals recommend that parents…
Differences Between A Dentist And An Orthodontist
Many people do not know the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist. The confusion is understandable especially because both work on teeth. But it is beneficial to know how to tell the difference between them. When you have a problem with your teeth, jaws or gums, it is important that you schedule an appointment…