Also called "interceptive" or "Phase 1,” early treatment refers to orthodontic intervention during a child's early development, typically when they still have some baby teeth, to address potential jaw growth issues and bite problems before they become more complex and require more extensive treatment later on. This can involve guiding jaw development and creating space for incoming permanent teeth with simple appliances like palatal expanders, allowing for easier correction later in life. 

Aligners (such as Invisalign) offer a clear, comfortable way to straighten your teeth without the need for fixed braces. Using custom-made, barely-there aligners, and back elastics, this treatment gradually shifts your teeth into place. Ideal for all ages, these removable aligners make it easy to maintain your oral hygiene and enjoy your favorite foods. Our team uses advanced 3D imaging technology to create personalized plans for effective and precise results. The journey to a beautiful smile can be both discrete and convenient when we find the right aligner option for you.

Braces are a classic solution for straightening teeth and correcting bite issues. Using metal or clear/porcelain brackets, wires, and elastics, braces gradually align your teeth for a healthy, beautiful smile. This treatment is suitable for all ages and we’ll work with you to choose the best option based on your needs and goals. Our team uses only the latest technology to ensure a comfortable and effective treatment that will give you the smile you’ve always wanted.

Surgical orthodontic treatments are used to correct more severe cases, including sleep apnea, complex malocclusions, and other jaw abnormalities. These solutions focus on treating complex craniofacial cases that involve the mouth, jaw, face, and skull. We’ll partner with an expert oral and maxillofacial surgeon to ensure that you receive the best care possible in support of your overall orthodontic journey.

If you were diagnosed with mild to moderate sleep apnea, we have you covered. Our customized oral appliances will help reduce apnea episodes during sleep.

Working closely with general dentists and other specialists such as prosthodontists, periodontists, and endodontists is one of the most important facets of our practice.

We can also help develop a foundation and ideal spacing to support your treatment with a restorative dentist for complex cases that require implants and simple cases that require veneers or bonding. Our team will make sure you’re set up functionally and aesthetically for the best prosthetic results.