Invisalign®

Invisalign® clear aligners are perhaps the most popular aesthetic type of orthodontic treatment on the market, as they allow you to comfortably treat your teeth and flaunt your smile without letting anyone know you’re under treatment.

Where traditional braces work with wires and small brackets attached to the teeth, Invisalign® uses a series of clear removable aligners made of a smooth, comfortable plastic material to straighten those beautiful pearly whites instead.

Since they're removable, oral hygiene is easy and efficient because you don't have to clean around brackets and wires. Invisalign® aligners can also be removed for eating or for a special social event like a wedding or reunion.

After carefully planning your treatment, we’ll provide you with several sets of clear aligners that progressively move your teeth into the proper position. Just wear each set for about two weeks, then move on to the next set.

You’ll be motivated to stick to treatment, because each time you move to the next set of aligners, you’ll see your teeth gradually moving into their ideal position.

Want fewer office visits with remote appointments? Learn more about Anywhere Orthodontics, a digital imaging technology that works with Invisalign® and a convenient app to result in fewer office visits.

Incognito™ Lingual Braces 

Incognito™ Lingual Braces are like traditional metallic braces but with one BIG difference. The braces adhere to your teeth, but they’re hidden from the public eye — that’s because they are affixed to the backside of your teeth.

Lingual braces are fantastic because they provide the benefits of traditional braces (effective for a wide range of problems), along with the benefits of invisible treatments (no one knows you have them but you!). And because lingual braces are custom-made for each person, they are comfortable, invisible, and efficient.

Silver Braces

Silver braces are made of high-grade stainless steel, metallic wire brackets, and elastic ties. The brackets attach to the teeth surfaces via a specialized adhesive. The wires are then secured to the brackets with elastic ties, and the pressure of the wires exert constant pressure on the dislocated teeth, slowly moving them into place.

Advancements with modern silver braces include being lighter in weight, smaller, and more comfortable than they used to be. Most of this is due to the invention of a durable and flexible nickel-titanium alloy (developed by NASA) which is used in the wires, equaling less pressure and less pain.