PROCEDURES & SERVICES

As a practice family, our desire is to produce ripple effects of impact within our community and produce outcomes in the lives of our patients that are on a much broader scale than just being excellent at straightening teeth.

Technology today offers a variety of options for orthodontics. Because every patient is unique, we want to get to know you before making recommendations and give you all the information you need to help you choose the best treatment approach.

Our goal is to deliver the tremendous smiles our patients deserve and we do it using the following...

Early Age Preventative Treatment (phase one):

The American Association of Orthodontics recommends that children have an evaluation no later than age 7. Doing so positions children to be in a better situation when they are older, helps avoid extractions, and offers preventative care while kids are growing.

Comprehensive Treatment (braces):

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Comprehensive (or phase 2) treatment begins after permanent teeth have emerged and is available for teens and adults alike. This process includes bite correction and alignment of permanent teeth.

Types of Treatment/Applications:

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Metal self-ligating braces

Ceramic self-ligating braces

Invisalign/Clear Teeth Aligners

What are self-ligating braces?

We enjoy treating kids, teens, and adults alike. So no matter what stage of life you're in, we’d love to customize a plan that's just right for you.

Surgical Treatment
Some severe orthodontic cases need the assistance of an oral surgeon to either correct a bite that can not be corrected with orthodontics alone or to bring in an impacted tooth. Dr. Floyd and Dr. Lindsey are experts in these difficult cases and are happy to talk through your case and help you with the steps necessary to coordinate your treatment and achieve the tremendous results you need.

Phase 1 Treatment - 7 and Up Club
Come in and see if your child could benefit from Phase 1 treatment! The American Association of Orthodontists recommends all kids are seen by the age of 7. If no treatment is needed, observation until all permanent teeth are present is complementary. If treatment is needed we will discuss with you the options for your child.