Growing smiles.
Thoughtful care.
An evaluation around age seven. Often the answer is to wait, and we will say so.
Care that starts with you
THE BIG PICTURE
The right timing starts here.
A first orthodontic look while the adult teeth are still arriving. Most children who come for this leave with a note to check back in a year or two, and that is the correct outcome.
Let’s find your fit.
Crossbites, severe crowding, a narrow upper jaw, or a habit affecting jaw growth. Early treatment exists to catch the small number of problems that get harder to fix later, not to start everyone early.
Your clinician will help you decide at your consultation.
YOUR JOURNEY
From first records to your retainer.
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01Evaluation
A look, a scan where useful, and a straight answer about timing.
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02Wait, or treat
If waiting is right, we monitor at no charge and call you when the time comes.
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03Phase I
If it is indicated, a short focused phase while growth can still be used.
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04Rest period
The remaining adult teeth arrive.
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05Phase II
Full treatment later, if it is still needed.
EXPLORE YOUR OPTIONS
The right choice
starts with a conversation.
At what age should my child first see an orthodontist?
How long does treatment usually take?
Do braces hurt?
Can I have braces as an adult?
Invisalign or braces?
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR SMILE
Your next chapter starts with a smile.
Meet the team. Talk through your options. Take the next step when you feel ready.
