adult orthodontics

It’s never too late to improve your smile, your bite, and your overall oral health. Adult orthodontics focuses on both aesthetics and function.

orthodontic options for adults

Orthodontic treatment for adults is more flexible and discreet than ever before. We offer a range of options designed to fit your clinical needs, lifestyle, and aesthetic preferences. For some patients, braces provide the precision needed to achieve complex tooth movement and bite correction. For others, clear aligners offer a more subtle treatment experience with the convenience of removability. Every adult case is unique, which is why we take the time to evaluate your bite, bone support, gum health, and long-term goals before recommending the most appropriate approach.

Our focus is not only on creating a confident smile, but also on improving function, balance, and overall oral health.

Clear Aligners

Clear Aligners offer a removable, discreet way to guide teeth into the proper alignment via custom clear trays that gradually move teeth with the convenience of being removable for eating, brushing and flossing. Clear aligners heavily rely on patient compliance to be successful.

Traditional Metal Braces

Braces use steel brackets and wires to move teeth precisely into ideal positions, making them especially effective for complex alignment or bite issues. Because they are fixed in place, they work continuously without relying on patient compliance, helping create a healthy, balanced, and functional smile.

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you've got questions, we've got answers.

Am I too old for orthodontic treatment?

There is no age limit or restriction in terms of orthodontic, healthy teeth can be moved at any age!

Are clear aligners better for adults?

They are popular among adults, but the best option depends on your individual needs.

How long does adult orthodontic treatment take?

Most adult treatments range from 12–24 months.

Do you treat TMJ?

Our doctors do not treat TMJ at Aligned House of Orthodontics, we recommend speaking with a TMJ specialist or your general dentist.