Common reasons adults seek treatment
Crowding or spacing, bite concerns, teeth that have shifted after earlier orthodontic care, or preparing for restorative or surgical work recommended by another provider.
Any age
Discreet, efficient treatment for crowding, spacing, bite issues, or teeth that have shifted after earlier orthodontics.
Show off that smile!
A confident and healthy smile is for all ages. Whether getting treatment for the first time, revising relapse from earlier care, or preparing for further restorative or surgical care, book a consult today to discuss your treatment goals.
Tooth-colored brackets for patients who want a subtler look with the same control.
Traditional metal brackets offer a classic look.
A series of plastic trays worn by the patient to move teeth.

Retention is the last stage of treatment — the teeth are aligned and now need to be kept stable. The doctor will discuss options and recommendations.
Adult orthodontics
No. Healthy teeth can be moved at any age, and adults make up a meaningful share of orthodontic patients.
Crowding or spacing, bite concerns, teeth that have shifted after earlier orthodontic care, or preparing for restorative or surgical work recommended by another provider.
Adult jaws are no longer growing, so treatment focuses on moving teeth within the existing bone. Gum health and existing dental work are part of the evaluation, and we may coordinate with your general dentist.
It starts with a free consultation and exam with the doctor, followed by a plan with an estimated timeline and cost. See your first visit and investment and payment plans.
Teeth can drift at any age, so retention matters just as much for adults. Learn about retainer options.