For parents
Seven is the right age for a first look.
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a check by age 7. Most of the time the answer is “not yet” — and that’s free too.
Signs worth a visit.
Spot one? It doesn’t mean braces. It means a quick, free look.
01
Crowding
Adult teeth coming in on top of each other.
02
Thumb sucking after 5
It can push front teeth forward.
03
Mouth breathing
Often linked to narrow upper jaws.
04
Bite that’s off
Top teeth way ahead, behind or to the side.
05
Lost teeth early or late
Big gaps in the timing are worth a look.
06
Jaw clicking
Or chewing that seems uncomfortable.
What the years look like.
Age 7
Free check
A quick look while the jaw is still growing.
8–10
Phase 1, if needed
Short, early treatment to guide growth. Most kids skip this.
6–12 mo
Growth check-ins
Free visits until the right moment.
11–14
Braces or aligners
Full treatment, with bands they pick.
Text updates
For busy parents
Drop off, get a text when they’re done.
10% off
Siblings
For every additional child in treatment.
Parent questions.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can book directly, even if your dentist hasn’t mentioned it.
Will my child be nervous?
The first visit is photos, a scan and a chat. No needles, no drills.
Can I stay in the room?
Always. Most parents do.
Book their free check.
About 30 minutes. You leave knowing if it can wait.