Orthodontic Services

Orthodontic Assessment

An assessment reviews tooth alignment, bite, oral health, and factors that may affect orthodontic care. Patients and caregivers can share communication preferences, sensory considerations, and relevant medical information. The findings help inform whether treatment may be appropriate and what next steps could look like. Recommendations depend on each patient's needs and clinical examination.

Braces Treatment

Braces can address certain alignment and bite concerns. Treatment planning considers the patient's oral health, ability to manage appliances, and support available for daily care. The orthodontist can explain appliance options, expected visits, and cleaning needs before treatment begins. Suitability and timing depend on the patient's individual examination and circumstances.

Clear Aligners

Clear aligners may be an option for some patients, depending on their orthodontic needs and ability to wear and care for removable appliances. Planning includes discussing wear time, cleaning, and follow-up visits. The orthodontist can review whether aligners are clinically suitable and whether another approach may be more appropriate for the patient.

Treatment Monitoring

Regular monitoring helps the orthodontist assess progress, appliance fit, oral health, and any changes in the patient's needs. Visits provide an opportunity to discuss comfort, home care, and communication supports. The care team can explain what to expect at follow-ups and how caregivers may assist, based on the patient's preferences and consent.