Orthodontic Care

MINI METAL BRACES

Metal braces are the most common. Today’s metal braces are smaller, more comfortable and more attractive than ever before. Being made of high-grade stainless steel they are hypo-allergenic and have the design & strength to maneuver teeth in complex situations.

CERAMIC BRACES

Advanced technology in braces makes treatment more comfortable and less visible. The clear appearance of ceramic braces makes them a popular option for less complex orthodontic treatments.

Invisalign®

The Invisalign® system is a set of clear, removable aligners customized by an orthodontist to reposition teeth. More commonly used for minor dental corrections, Invisalign® has developed their product to manage more complex dental malocclusions.

Dr. Karen Hesse, Dr. Paul Major and Dr. Brian Nebbe are certified orthodontists who have completed their Invisalign® Masters Certificate training for complex dental corrections. Ask us if you are a candidate for Invisalign®.

Orthodontic Care

There are many times to start orthodontic treatment. For young children, the ideal age is 8 years for a first examination by an Orthodontist. Scheduling an exam and consultation, prior to the completion of dental development, will ensure timely personalized care.

Early Care

For young patients, early treatment corrects minor concerns and addresses oral habits, such as thumb sucking, and tongue function.

Guided Growth Orthodontics

  • Appliances which guide growth
  • Invisalign® First
  • Collaboration with Family Dentists

Teen Care

Creating space for the eruption of permanent teeth or addressing unbalanced jaw development is most successful before all of the permanent teeth have come in. Working with the patient’s growth, this treatment will assist in creating a solid foundation for future treatment with braces or Invisalign®.

Treatment

  • Mini-metal or clear braces
    • Partial braces
    • Full braces
  • Invisalign® Teen
  • Jaw growth modification appliances
  • Early intervention of unfavourable growth patterns

Adult Care

Adults of all ages can benefit from orthodontic treatment. Whether it is:

  • Something that’s always been thought about
  • Relapse of previous orthodontic treatment
  • Restoring oral health

Treatment

  • Mini-metal or clear braces
    • Partial braces
    • Full braces
  • Invisalign® 

Maintaining your Smile

All orthodontic treatment requires retainers to maintain the achieved results.

No Referral Necessary

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