Whether you are looking for braces for your child, your teen, or yourself, we are here to help. We offer a few different ways to help you reach a smile you feel proud to share. Every journey is a little different, and we’ll work together to find the one that makes you feel most at ease.
Different Types of Braces
Traditional Metal Braces
These are a common choice for a reason. They are made of high-grade stainless steel and use small elastics to gently guide your teeth. They are reliable, effective, and a great way to show off some personality with colorful bands.
Ceramic Braces
If you’d prefer something that blends in a bit more, ceramic braces are a wonderful option. They work similarly to metal braces, but the brackets are made of a ceramic or clear material that matches the color of your teeth. These are very popular with our adult patients and older teens who want a more subtle look.
Which Type of Braces Should You Choose?
Let’s figure that out together. During your free consultation, we’ll look at your smile and talk about which path fits your life best.
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The staff and doctor are very professional, kind, and caring. I can not say enough how comfortable they made the process for my son. I highly recommend them if your child needs Braces.
The staff was very nice and helpful. I recently moved and they helped me finish my braces journey.
My sister had gotten her braces through Margolis and is so satisfied with her results, and I just finished my Invisalign and I couldn’t be happier. Staff is so so friendly and accommodating!
Kiana was an excellent da she explained every step and was very gentle the dr explained the difference between braces and Invisalign so I chose braces and I can’t wait to start tratment
The staff and doctor are very professional, kind, and caring. I can not say enough how comfortable they made the process for my son. I highly recommend them if your child needs Braces.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What foods should I avoid with braces?
We want to make sure your brackets and wires stay safe so your treatment stays on track. It helps to stay away from things that are very sticky, crunchy, or hard.
For healthy snacks like apples or corn on the cob, you can still enjoy them! Just slice the apples into small pieces or cut the corn off the cob first.
How do I brush my teeth while wearing braces?
It takes a little extra care at first, but you’ll be a pro in no time. Start by rinsing with water to loosen any food. Brush at a 45-degree angle along the gum line, then brush above and below the brackets to reach every spot.
Flossing is just as important. We’ll show you exactly how to thread the floss safely under your wires during your appointment so you feel confident doing it at home.
Do braces hurt?
Most people find that braces aren't painful, though your mouth might feel a little tender or "tight" right after you get them or after an adjustment. This usually goes away quickly. A simple saltwater rinse (one teaspoon of salt in warm water) can really help soothe any soreness. If you have a spot that feels scratchy on your cheek, a little bit of dental wax will clear that up right away.
How long will I need to wear braces?
Every smile is unique, so the timing is different for everyone. Most of our patients wear braces for somewhere between 12 and 24 months. Once we get started and see how your teeth are moving, we’ll be able to give you a much clearer idea of your timeline.
How much do braces cost?
The cost depends on the type of braces you choose and the specific goals we are working toward together. During your free consultation, we’ll discuss the costs for your unique treatment plan.
