When to See an Orthodontist

Are you thinking about seeking orthodontic treatment?
Find out whether it’s the right option for you.

Orthodontist is holding a model of a mouth with braces on it.

What is an Orthodontist?

An orthodontist is a dental specialist who has completed 2-3 years of advanced training.

Reasons to Visit an Orthodontist

What Treatment Options Do You Offer?

We offer a range of orthodontic services to address any issues you may have with your jaw or teeth. For a comprehensive list, visit our services page.

Orthodontic Treatment for Children vs. Adults

Many orthodontic problems can be corrected in young children. In fact, some things can only be corrected in young, growing patients. In some cases early orthodontic treatment can prevent the need for full braces later. Many adults are choosing to straighten their teeth with adult treatment. In most cases we can correct orthodontic problems even in adults. It is never too late to fix your smile!

The main difference between child and adult treatment is that children are still growing. This can make it easier to correct bite issues, and the teeth generally move more easily. However, adults can usually be treated successfully as well - it just sometimes requires different treatment methods to do so.

A young woman is wearing braces and smiling while sitting in a chair at the orthodontist office

FAQs About Orthodontics

Get the answers to frequently asked questions about orthdontic treatment.

How much does orthodontic treatment cost?

Cost varies depending on the needs of the patient. Schedule a free consultation and we will give you a personalized treatment recommendation and cost.

Start Your Journey to a New Smile Today

We’d love to help you shine brighter with a beautiful, straight smile. Schedule your free consultation today to explore treatment options.