Braces
Braces are a standard way dentists use to align the teeth in your mouth. With braces, a dentist can correct crooked teeth, crowded teeth, overbites and underbites, as well as correct problems with the jaw.

Invisalign
Invisalign uses a series of clear removable aligners instead of wires and brackets. For some people, a combination of braces and Invisalign is successful, requiring less time in standard braces. Each set of aligners is worn for 2 weeks, and can be removed to eat, brush, floss, and on special occasions. Invisalign is not intended for younger children and is for mild to moderate teeth corrections.

Ortho Clear
OrthoClear is the advanced way to straighten teeth and improve smiles. Using the latest medical imaging technologies, OrthoClear manufacturers precision polymer aligners that rapidly straighten teeth. Each aligner is worn for 3 weeks, and can be removed to eat, brush, floss, and on special occasions. During wear, the patient's teeth are gently moved to their ideal position. The length of the process depends on the patient's specific situation and the results the patient wants to achieve.

Tooth Separators
These little rubber bands, or metal-type clips, are utilized to gain space between your teeth so that bands or crowns can be slipped on to the tooth.

Elastics
Elastics, or rubber bands, are often an important part if orthodontic treatment. They supply the pressure needed to move teeth and jaws into their correct position.

Headgear
Orthodontic headgear is a very important part of the treatment for patients like you. Its purpose is to achieve the best possible correction of your orthodontic problem. Headgear creates special forces that guide the growth of the face and jaws. It is also used to move teeth into better positions or to prevent teeth from moving when they are not supposed to.