When your pup is overdue for a groom, you wouldn’t bring them to your appointment at the salon. For maintenance of your poodle’s locks, you visit a groomer – the definitely-right person to maintain your pup’s coat, not the almost-right person.

The same is true for orthodontic treatment. Orthodontists are specialized in properly aligning teeth and jaws and possess the dental training to give you your best smile, making them the definitely-right person for orthodontic treatment. To put it simply, it’s best to see an orthodontist for orthodontics. Here’s why:

You deserve to feel comfortable with your smile. When your teeth are properly aligned and you know they look great, it boosts your self-esteem and helps you feel secure around others.

If you’re considering orthodontic treatment for your child, your teen, or yourself, and you’re ready for a smile that lets your confident personality shine through, our team is ready to help!

Why Choose Our Practice?

We Are Family-Friendly, Patient-Centered, and Doctor Owned

Dr. Shae is a mom herself, and she treats every kid with the care she would expect for her own children. She uses the latest methods and technology to create a lasting, beautiful smile.

She also understands your parental concerns, and she is committed to providing a responsive, gentle treatment style for your child.

We Create Amazing Smiles for Everyone

Many people think orthodontic care is only available for children and teens, but today’s orthodontic processes make treatment easy for anyone, including adults.

We offer several options for orthodontic treatment, including cosmetic and “invisible” options like clear brackets and uLab or Invisalign clear aligners.

If you’re an adult who dreams of a more confident smile but you’re worried about your appearance during treatment, Dr. Shae and Dr. Theresa can help!

Dr. Shae & Dr. Theresa are Board-Certified Orthodontists

Dr. Shae and Dr. Theresa are board certified by the American Board of Orthodontics. Becoming board certified requires passing voluntary and rigorous written and clinical examinations, along with a comprehensive credential review.

An orthodontist who achieves board certification has been found to represent a strong commitment to the standards of specialty practice and lifelong learning.