From kids to adults, we offer a full range of solutions—from clear braces to Invisalign® and veneers—to help you achieve a confident, healthy smile.
Modern orthodontic treatment can make even traditional braces clear so you can see only a tiny thin wire from conversational distance. No more “metal mouth”. In some cases it is even possible to have all of the braces on the inside so there is nothing at all to see from the outside.
Invisalign uses a series of nearly invisible, custom-made plastic aligners to gently move teeth into place. They’re removable for eating, brushing, and flossing—making treatment more comfortable and convenient. Each set of aligners is worn for 2–3 weeks before moving to the next step in the series, gradually straightening your smile without the look of traditional braces.
For adults who may not be suited for or prefer not to use braces, porcelain veneers offer a fast alternative. Veneers can straighten, repair, and whiten teeth all at once—often transforming a smile in as little as two weeks.
Tooth straightening with orthodontics can be done for children as young as 8 years old and for adults at any age. There is no limit in age for adult orthodontics. Our orthodontic team can work with the cosmetic team at Dental Care of Stamford to create a program to give you the best results in the best way for you.
Explore our smile transformations across treatments—see what’s possible.
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The cost of orthodontic treatment varies with the individual patients’ dental conditions and treatment selected. The purpose of the orthodontic consultation is for the doctor to discuss your personal needs and concerns, examine your dental conditions and then present treatment options that will best suit your dental needs and lifestyle.
Once we have arrived at a course of action, we can have a candid discussion of the fees and finances. Orthodontic treatment is not an every day occurrence and we have many options and financial arrangements to cover the cost of braces so straightening teeth does not have to be a strain on anyone’s budget.
Healthy braces = faster, smoother results!
Follow these simple care tips to protect your smile during treatment.
Brushing & Hygiene
Flossing & Fluoride
Elastics (Rubber Bands)
Diet & Food Choices
Pro Tip: Following these steps keeps treatment on track and helps you finish faster—with a healthier smile at the end!
Please feel free to contact our orthodontics department if you are experiencing any discomfort or if you have any questions about your orthodontic care or your braces. Below are a few simple steps that might help if you are unable to contact us or if you need a “quick fix”.
Gently remove and save it, or leave it if it’s not irritating—then call us to schedule a reattachment.
Use orthodontic wax to cushion it, carefully trim the end with nail clippers, or tuck it back with a pencil eraser until your appointment.
Try using tweezers or needle-nose pliers to reposition it, or trim it carefully if needed. Then, call us to have it fixed properly.
Use wax or press the hook inward gently with a pencil eraser to ease irritation.
Discomfort is normal after adjustments. Rinse with warm water, follow a soft-food diet, and use OTC pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen as needed. If soreness persists beyond a few days, give us a call.
Discomfort is normal after adjustments. Rinse with warm water, follow a soft-food diet, and use OTC pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen as needed. If soreness persists beyond a few days, give us a call.
Discomfort is normal after adjustments. Rinse with warm water, follow a soft-food diet, and use OTC pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen as needed. If soreness persists beyond a few days, give us a call.
Discomfort is normal after adjustments. Rinse with warm water, follow a soft-food diet, and use OTC pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen as needed. If soreness persists beyond a few days, give us a call.
Discomfort is normal after adjustments. Rinse with warm water, follow a soft-food diet, and use OTC pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen as needed. If soreness persists beyond a few days, give us a call.
Discomfort is normal after adjustments. Rinse with warm water, follow a soft-food diet, and use OTC pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen as needed. If soreness persists beyond a few days, give us a call.
Discomfort is normal after adjustments. Rinse with warm water, follow a soft-food diet, and use OTC pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen as needed. If soreness persists beyond a few days, give us a call.
Discomfort is normal after adjustments. Rinse with warm water, follow a soft-food diet, and use OTC pain relievers like ibuprofen or acetaminophen as needed. If soreness persists beyond a few days, give us a call.
Not sure what a bracket, retainer, or expander is? Our glossary makes it easy to understand orthodontic terms in simple language.
