Orthodontics
For most patients, straight teeth equal a beautiful smile. But did you know that a properly aligned bite is also healthier? Overlapped, crooked, or rotated teeth create a daily cleaning challenge. Helping even a couple straggling teeth find their proper place can leave you with a healthier mouth.
Straight teeth aren't just for kids! Adults often make the most dedicated orthodontic patients, and it's never too late to discuss the options for a bright, straight smile. If you're not sure traditional braces are for you, don't worry. Invisible methods can work extremely well in many cases, and Dr. Wendell Campbell can help you explore the possibilities.
Orthodontics involves teeth straightening while maintaining proper jaw alignment, combining beauty and function. Identifying problems when a child is growing may allow for easier treatment, but it's never too late to discuss ways to enhance your smile!
Experiencing an orthodontic emergency? The American Association of Orthodontist can provide guidance with this handy PDF.
Invisalign®
A straight smile has never been easier to achieve. Clear plastic trays, known as aligners, can work the magic of braces without the metal look and feel of traditional braces. Combined with sophisticated 3D software, this technology brings a new smile within reach for most adults and mature teens.
3M™ Clarity™ Aligners
Clear plastic trays, known as aligners, can work the magic of braces often in less time and without the look of metal. Using sophisticated 3D software, this technology brings a new smile within reach for most adults and mature teens.
Braces
Although attempts to straighten teeth occurred in ancient times, modern techniques provide outstanding results for all ages. Ideal function and pleasing aesthetics can be brought together for a lifetime of benefits.
Brius® Invisible Braces
Technology limitations have historically offered either aesthetic treatment or efficient tooth movement but not both. This patented biomechanical approach, only by Brius®, allows for teeth to move both independently and simultaneously.
Not finding what you’re looking for? Our Orthodontic FAQ page provides the answers to common orthodontic questions.