Orthodontics focuses on diagnosing, preventing and treating dental and facial irregularities, primarily through braces and aligners.
We offer orthodontic treatments to align your teeth and improve your bite, providing both traditional and modern options. Whether you are interested in braces or clear aligners, we will help you choose the approach that suits your teeth and your routine.
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- Braces or aligners
- traditional braces, or Invisalign® clear aligners
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- Every age
- early treatment for children, and braces for adults
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- In phases
- consultation, active treatment, then retention
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- Retainers
- keep teeth in their new positions afterwards
Who it helps
Problems orthodontics can correct
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Crowded teeth
Crooked, crowded teeth are hard to clean effectively, so plaque and bacteria build up in the areas you cannot reach.
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Gaps and misalignment
Individuals of all ages can benefit, whether the issue is crowding, gaps or teeth out of line.
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A bite that does not meet properly
A malocclusion is a misalignment of the teeth and jaws that can cause functional issues, aesthetic concerns and long-term oral health problems.
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Uneven wear
Crooked teeth make some teeth work harder than others when biting and chewing. Straight teeth share the load evenly.
Your options
Ways to straighten teeth
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Traditional braces
Fixed appliances that gradually shift teeth into proper alignment, improving both function and appearance.
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Invisalign® clear aligners
A popular alternative to braces: clear, removable aligners that gradually straighten teeth without metal brackets.
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Braces for children
Early orthodontic intervention can address developing issues, helping teeth align properly as a child grows.
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Braces for adults
It is never too late. Adults can achieve a straighter smile with modern techniques designed for comfort and appearance.
Related care
Where to go next
Common questions
Questions about orthodontics
Some discomfort is normal after adjustments, but it typically subsides quickly, and many people find braces more comfortable than they expected.
No. Individuals of all ages can benefit from orthodontic treatment, and adults can achieve a straighter smile with modern techniques designed for comfort and appearance.
Straight teeth chew, bite and speak more effectively, and they are easier to clean, which lowers the risk of gum disease. Straightening can also help prevent uneven wear and boosts confidence in your smile.
Retainers are essential after braces. They maintain teeth in their new positions and prevent them shifting over time.
New patients
New patients are welcome
Your first visit begins with a thorough examination to assess your dental health and discuss your concerns and goals.