A straight, balanced smile does more than enhance your appearance; it plays a vital role in your oral health. If you or your child is experiencing misaligned teeth, bite issues, or jaw discomfort, our Encino dental team offers personalized orthodontic care focused on comfort, aesthetics, and long-term results.

Whether you're a teenager starting treatment or an adult revisiting orthodontics later in life, we combine modern technology with advanced techniques to help you achieve a confident, healthy smile.

Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry dedicated to correcting irregularities in the alignment of teeth and jaws. One of the most widely used methods, braces, uses controlled, gentle force to gradually move teeth into their correct positions.

Today’s orthodontic solutions are more versatile than ever. In addition to traditional metal braces, we offer ceramic braces, lingual (behind-the-teeth) braces, and clear aligners like Invisalign®. At our Encino location, we design treatment plans that align with your clinical needs, lifestyle, and personal preferences.

Orthodontic concerns can arise at any age. Addressing them early helps prevent future dental complications. You or your child may benefit from orthodontics if you notice:

We make orthodontic care in Encino seamless and personalized at every step. Here’s what you can expect:

1. Initial Consultation
   We begin with a full exam, digital scans, and bite analysis to determine your alignment needs.
2. Selecting Your Treatment
   We’ll walk you through all your options: traditional braces, ceramic brackets, lingual braces, or clear aligners, and recommend the most suitable one for your smile goals.
3. Starting Treatment
   If you choose braces, we’ll carefully place your hardware and explain maintenance. If you’re using aligners, you’ll receive your first set with detailed wear instructions.
4. Regular Adjustments
   Routine visits allow us to make minor modifications and monitor your progress, whether you’re wearing braces or changing aligner trays.
5. Completion and Retention
   Once your teeth are properly aligned, we’ll remove your braces or complete your aligner course. You’ll receive a retainer to preserve your results and prevent relapse.