Orthodontics LA

Prices are different from one person to another however they were by far the most affordable

Of course! More and more adults are coming in for orthodontic treatment whether it’s their first time or they want a second round of orthodontics to realign teeth that may have moved out of place. It’s important to keep the teeth and jaws in proper alignment, so they don’t cause painful jaw problems, bruxism, etc. We have many subtle but effective orthodontic options for adults who want straighter smiles without the inconvenience of traditional braces.

Orthodontics LA has two locations in Los Angeles, CA, so patients can get their orthodontic work completed conveniently. Our main office is in Encino, CA in the Wall Street Village Plaza and there is free parking in the plaza. Our second location is in Glendale, CA, a nearby city for patients who live a little further inland. We’re only at our Glendale office on Tuesdays, but we can make special accomodations for patients who make appointments ahead of time!

At Orthodontics LA, our orthodontists understand that every patients needs individual, custom treatment, so we offer many orthodontic options that can be personalized. Patients can choose from Damon (self-ligating) braces, clear braces, traditional metal braces, and Invisalign clear aligners. After your initial consultation, the orthodontist can help you choose an orthodontic treatment that best fits your needs and lifestyle.

Orthodontic treatment can last from 6 months up to 36 months. However, the average time is 18 months to 24 months. A consultation with your Orthodontics LA orthodontist will provide a custom treatment plan which will meet your needs.

Orthodontics LA offers in-house financing at 0% with no credit check. We offer low monthly payments that are interest FREE. Flexible low down-payment and zero interest financing, we will work to find a payment plan that works for you and your budget. Our office takes most insurance providers, including: Cigna, Metlife, Aetna, United Concordia, Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Guardian, Ameritas, GEHA, United Healthcare, Denti-cal, and Care Credit.

Many of our patients are interested in getting Invisalign, a clear aligner system that is virtually invisible (hence the name). It’s great for adults and teens because it’s completely removable and undetectable, so it doesn’t get in the way of day-to-day activities. However, Invisalign is not always as effective as metal braces for extreme orthodontic issues. Ask our orthodontists at Orthodontics LA if Invisalign is right for you in a free consultation!

Two-phase treatment is composed of early intervention (stage 1) and regular orthodontics (stage 2). Kids can get two-phase treatment to fix developing structural problems with the teeth and jaws. Crossbites, underbites, overbites, underbites, protruding teeth, and severe crowding can be easier to fix when the bone is still growing and soft. Phase 2 occurs much later, after all the permanent teeth have grown in. It addresses alignment issues and root parallelism for adult teeth.

Children can receive an orthodontic evaluation as early as 7 years old, according to the American Association of Orthodontists. At this age, the orthodontist can assess how the teeth and jaws are developing. With early intervention, the orthodontist can detect and prevent major structural problems as the teeth grow. Issues like malocclusions, gaps, and crowding can be addressed with various orthodontic treatments before they become serious. Many pediatric dentists recommend getting an orthodontic evaluation for children, so they don’t need to extract permanent teeth later in the future.

You can schedule a free consultation with Orthodontics LA anytime. The orthodontist can help correct your smile if you are insecure about your smile or if you face functional problems with your mouth. Orthodontic treatment can treat jaw disorders and trouble speaking, as well as make it easier to clean your teeth. Ask your dentist if your gums and bone structure are stable enough to receive orthodontic treatment.

Orthodontics is a special branch of dentistry that is dedicated to correcting the position of the teeth and jaws for a healthy, functioning bite. Common orthodontic treatments include braces, aligners, headgear, and palatal expanders. A balanced bite is important for daily activities like eating, speaking, smiling, etc. The goal of orthodontics is to achieve both a beautiful smile and healthy, strong teeth that will last a lifetime.