Braces
Achieve a straighter smile and a healthier bite with our expert orthodontic solutions. Whether you choose time-tested traditional braces or virtually invisible clear aligners, we’ll customize a treatment plan to fit your needs and lifestyle.
Our orthodontic solutions gently align teeth and jaws for a confident, healthy smile. From braces to clear aligners, we tailor every treatment for growing Child, teens and adults
Braces
Achieve a straighter smile and a healthier bite with our expert orthodontic solutions. Whether you choose time-tested traditional braces or virtually invisible clear aligners, we’ll customize a treatment plan to fit your needs and lifestyle.
Metal, Ceramic & Clear Options
How They Work:
Brackets are bonded to each tooth and connected by archwires and elastic ligatures. Adjustments every 4–6 weeks apply gentle, continuous force to guide teeth into alignment.
Discrete, Removable Tooth Alignment
How They Work:
A series of custom, transparent trays apply controlled pressure to teeth. Each aligner is worn 20–22 hours per day for 1–2 weeks before progressing to the next.
Whether you prefer classic braces or invisible aligners, let’s create your personalized orthodontic plan today!
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Retainers and orthodontic appliances
Ensuring & Enhancing Your Perfect Smile
After or during active orthodontic treatment, retainers and specialized appliances play a vital role in maintaining your results and addressing specific alignment or bite issues.
Keep Your Teeth in Their New Position
Once braces or clear aligners come off, teeth can gradually shift back. Retainers hold them in place long-term.
During active treatment, appliances complement braces or aligners by guiding jaw growth, widening arches, or maintaining space.
Don’t let all your hard work shift away—start wearing your retainer or appliance as prescribed.
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Habit-Breaking Appliance
What is a Habit-Breaking Appliance?
A dental habit-breaking appliance is a device designed to help patients break habits that can negatively impact their oral health, such as:
Consult our orthodontist to determine the best course of treatment for specific habit-breaking needs. Early intervention can prevent long-term damage and improve your child’s oral development.
Schedule a VisitThe American Association of Orthodontists recommends children have their first orthodontic evaluation by age 7. While treatment may not begin right away, early evaluation allows orthodontists to monitor growth and plan timely intervention if needed.
Not at all! Orthodontic treatment is effective at any age. Many adults now choose braces or clear aligners to achieve the smile they’ve always wanted, improve bite function, or correct long-standing alignment issues.
Traditional braces use metal or ceramic brackets with wires to move teeth, while clear aligners (like Invisalign) are removable, transparent trays. Braces are often better for complex cases, while aligners offer more aesthetic and lifestyle flexibility.
Treatment duration depends on the complexity of your case but generally ranges from 12 to 24 months for braces and 6 to 18 months for clear aligners. Your orthodontist will provide a tailored estimate after your evaluation.
You might experience mild discomfort after braces are first applied or adjusted. This usually subsides within a few days and can be managed with over-the-counter pain relief and soft foods. Clear aligners typically cause less irritation.
With braces, you should avoid sticky, hard, or crunchy foods that can damage brackets. With aligners, you remove them to eat—so you can enjoy your usual diet—but you must brush your teeth before reinserting them.
Braces typically require adjustments every 4–6 weeks, while clear aligners may involve check-ins every 6–8 weeks to monitor progress and receive new trays.
You’ll receive a retainer to wear as prescribed, often starting full-time and then transitioning to nighttime wear. Retainers are essential to prevent your teeth from shifting back to their original positions.
Yes. Braces, aligners, and additional appliances like headgear or elastics are specifically designed to correct bite problems such as overbite, underbite, crossbite, and open bite—improving both function and appearance.
Costs vary based on treatment type and complexity. Traditional braces are typically more affordable, while Invisalign may cost slightly more. Most orthodontic clinics offer flexible payment plans and insurance assistance to make treatment accessible.