Our advanced traditional braces offer a reliable and effective path to a beautifully straight and healthy smile for all ages.
Braces are the classic, gold-standard orthodontic treatment for a reason: they are incredibly effective at correcting a wide range of alignment issues, from simple crookedness to more complex bite problems. Using a combination of brackets and wires, braces apply consistent, controlled pressure to gently guide your teeth into their ideal positions. Today’s braces are smaller, more comfortable, and more aesthetically pleasing than ever before.
For many complex cases, braces remain the most predictable and precise way to achieve your desired outcome.
We understand that every patient has unique needs and preferences. That’s why we offer a variety of modern braces options to fit your lifestyle.
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Made from high-grade stainless steel, these are the most common and durable type of braces. Modern metal braces are smaller and more discreet than the bulky braces of the past.
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Ceramic braces function just like metal braces, but the brackets are made from a clear or tooth-colored material that blends in with your teeth.
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Lingual braces are a unique type of brace where the brackets and wires are placed on the back, or “lingual” side, of your teeth.
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We combine our expertise with a patient-first approach to ensure your braces journey is a success.
We take the time to assess your unique case and recommend the best type of braces for you.
Our orthodontist are highly trained in the latest orthodontic techniques to ensure a smooth and effective treatment.
We'll guide you through every step, from your initial consultation to life with braces and beyond.
You may feel some mild, temporary discomfort for a few days after your braces are first placed and after each adjustment. This is a sign that your teeth are moving and can be managed with over-the-counter pain relievers.
Treatment time varies based on the complexity of your case. A comprehensive assessment will give you a detailed timeline, but most treatments last between 18 to 24 months.
To protect your braces, you should avoid hard, crunchy, sticky, and chewy foods like popcorn, gum, and hard sweets. We’ll give you a full list of what to avoid and how to care for your braces.
Don’t let misaligned teeth hold you back. Schedule a consultation with our orthodontic experts to discover which braces are right for you.
