Orthodontics

Orthodontic treatment
to straighten teeth.

Learn about braces and clear aligners, and how an orthodontic plan is tailored after an assessment.

What it is

What is orthodontics?

Orthodontics focuses on diagnosing, preventing, and treating dental misalignments, including crooked teeth, bite issues, and jaw positioning problems.

Treatment options and timing depend on an assessment of your teeth, bite, and individual needs.

Your path

Choose what suits you.

Traditional Braces

Metal or ceramic brackets bonded to teeth and connected by archwires apply steady, controlled pressure to gradually move teeth into their ideal positions. Highly versatile, effective for complex cases that clear aligners cannot address.

May be considered for a range of alignment needs; suitability is assessed individually
Ceramic option for a more discreet appearance
Precise control over tooth movement
Regular adjustments every 4 to 6 weeks

Clear Aligners

A series of custom-made, transparent trays that gradually shift teeth without wires or brackets. Nearly invisible and removable, aligners integrate into daily life without disrupting your appearance or routine.

Virtually invisible during treatment
Removable for eating, brushing, and occasions
Comfortable with no sharp metal edges
New tray set every 1 to 2 weeks

Questions

Frequently asked questions.

Braces or clear aligners, which is better for me?

Braces and clear aligners are different ways to move teeth. Which option may suit you depends on your bite, treatment needs, and clinical assessment.

How long does orthodontic treatment take?

Treatment time varies with the treatment plan and individual response. Your orthodontist can discuss an estimated timeline after an assessment.

Is orthodontic treatment only for children?

Orthodontic treatment may be suitable for children and adults, depending on an assessment of teeth, bite, and oral health. Your orthodontist can discuss discreet options if they are appropriate.

Do braces or aligners hurt?

Some pressure or tenderness may occur after an adjustment or when starting a new aligner. Experiences vary; ask your orthodontist what to expect and how to manage discomfort.

How often will I need appointments?

Appointment and aligner-change schedules depend on your treatment plan. Your orthodontist will explain how often you should attend and when to change trays.

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Orthodontic treatment to straighten teeth.