Protects Your Health
Addresses the problem early, before it becomes a bigger, costlier issue.
Accepting New Patients
A common, effective treatment we provide for patients of every age. Below is what it involves, who it helps, and what to expect when you visit us.
17+ Years
Of Experience
Same-Day
Emergency Care
Most Plans
Insurance Accepted
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Addresses the problem early, before it becomes a bigger, costlier issue.
Modern materials and techniques blend with your smile, not against it.
Done well the first time, with materials chosen to last for years.
Gentle technique and comfort options keep treatment stress-free.
From your first exam to the final result, here's exactly what to expect — calm, clear, and never rushed.
Request an AppointmentWe review your history and answer questions so you feel at ease.
We numb and prepare the area only as much as needed.
We complete the procedure with precision and care.
We refine the result and confirm you're comfortable.
Lingering sensitivity to hot, cold, or sweet foods.
A chip, crack, or change you can see or feel.
Aching that doesn't go away on its own.
Discomfort when biting or chewing on one side.
Worn or failing previous dental work.
Something we spotted on an exam or X-ray.
Our patients return year after year for calm, unhurried care and honest, personalized guidance.
We go above and beyond to make braces feel calm and effortless — pairing the latest technology with a gentle, unhurried approach designed entirely around you.
Here are just a few reasons our patients love us:
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No — we use effective numbing and gentle technique. Most patients are surprised how comfortable it is.
It depends on your specific needs and insurance. We'll give you a clear estimate before any treatment, and financing is available.
Most plans cover medically necessary treatment. We'll review your benefits and explain your coverage up front.
With good care it can last many years. We'll monitor it at your regular checkups.
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25+ Years of Care
Braces Fixed orthodontic appliances consisting of brackets, bands, and wires that are attached to the teeth to move them into proper alignment.
Clear Aligners Transparent, removable orthodontic appliances that gradually straighten teeth.
Invisalign A popular brand of clear aligners.
Lingual Braces Braces that are attached to the back (tongue side) of the teeth.
Retainers Removable or fixed appliances worn after orthodontic treatment to maintain the new tooth position.
Archwire A metal wire that is attached to the brackets and guides the teeth into their new alignment.
Bands Metal rings that are cemented around the back teeth (molars) to provide anchorage for the appliance.
Brackets Small attachments that are bonded to the teeth and hold the archwire in place.
Cephalometric X-ray An X-ray of the head that shows the relationship between the teeth, jaws, and skull.
Elastic Ties (Ligatures) Small rubber bands or thin wires that hold the archwire in the bracket slots.
Interproximal Reduction (IPR) Removing a small amount of enamel between teeth to create space for alignment.
Malocclusion Misalignment of the teeth or jaws.
Occlusion The way the upper and lower teeth fit together when the mouth is closed.
Orthodontist A dentist who specializes in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of dental and facial irregularities.
Panoramic X-ray An X-ray that provides a wide view of the entire mouth, including the teeth, jawbones, and sinuses.
Retention The period after active orthodontic treatment when retainers are worn to maintain the new tooth position.
Crowding When there is not enough space in the jaw for all the teeth to align properly.
Crossbite When the upper teeth bite inside the lower teeth.
Open Bite When the upper and lower front teeth do not overlap when the mouth is closed.
Overbite When the upper front teeth overlap the lower front teeth excessively.
Overjet When the upper front teeth protrude horizontally over the lower front teeth.
Spacing Gaps or spaces between teeth.
Underbite When the lower front teeth protrude in front of the upper front teeth.