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Complimentary Consultations

As a pediatric and orthodontic specialty practice, our team focuses more on orthodontics for kids. However, we do see many adults, especially parents of our patients. One of the most common questions we hear is: “When should my child see an orthodontist?”

While every child is different, we typically recommend an orthodontic consultation around age 7 or 8 especially if our pediatric specialists notice anything during your child’s regular dental visits that could benefit from early correction.

During your complimentary consultation, our orthodontist will:

  • Examine how your child’s bite is developing

  • Explain if and when treatment may be recommended

  • Discuss available treatment options

  • Answer any questions you or your child may have

This relaxed, no-pressure visit is a great way to get personalized guidance on what’s best for your child’s smile. It is also a great opportunity for you and your child to meet our orthodontic team. At Brite Bite, we find that patients who see the orthodontist earlier are psychologically ready for and more accepting of orthodontic treatment later on.

Space Management
and Bite Correction

Early intervention can make a big difference in how a child’s smile develops. In some cases, orthodontic treatment may begin as early as age 6 or 7, depending on your child’s needs.

We may recommend early treatment for:

  • Habit correction (e.g. thumb sucking)

  • Creating space for adult teeth with expanders

  • Improving jaw alignment while your child is still growing

Treating certain issues early often leads to better long-term outcomes and can even reduce the need for more involved treatment later on.

During consultation, our orthodontic team will review the risks and benefits of all treatment if any is recommended. If your child’s teeth and jaws are developing on track, we may recommend continuing to monitor.

Braces

Braces remain one of the most effective tools for correcting a wide range of orthodontic concerns, from crowding and spacing to bite alignment and jaw development. At Brite Bite, we offer both traditional metal braces and ceramic (white) braces, giving families options that suit different needs and preferences.

What We Offer:

  • Metal Braces: Durable, precise, and widely used – today’s metal braces are smaller and more comfortable than ever. They can also be customized with fun colored bands to make the experience more engaging for kids and teens.

  • Ceramic Braces: These work just like metal braces but are made from tooth-colored materials, making them a more discreet choice, especially for older children or image-conscious teens.

Braces are ideal for treating:

  • Moderate to severe crowding

  • Gaps between teeth

  • Overbites, underbites, and crossbites

  • Jaw alignment concerns

  • Tooth rotations and complex movements

Our orthodontist will walk you through how braces work, the estimated treatment timeline, and what to expect during each phase. We’ll also review how to care for braces at home and what foods to avoid, so your child can get the best results with minimal hassle.

Invisalign

Invisalign is a clear aligner system that offers a modern alternative to braces. It uses a series of custom-made, nearly invisible trays to gently shift teeth over time – often without wires, brackets, or the restrictions that come with traditional braces.

Why Choose Invisalign?

  • Discreet: The clear trays are barely noticeable, making them popular among older children and teens.

  • Removable: Your child can take the trays out for eating, brushing, and special events — which helps with hygiene and flexibility.

  • Comfortable: No metal or wires means fewer mouth sores and easier adjustments.

What to Know:

Invisalign works best when trays are worn at least 20–22 hours a day. Treatment may not be ideal for very young children or those with more complex bite issues. However, for teens and responsible pre-teens with mild to moderate alignment concerns, Invisalign can be an excellent option.

During your consultation, we’ll evaluate your child’s bite and determine whether Invisalign is suitable. If it is, we’ll map out a full treatment plan, including digital scans, estimated timelines, and how often the trays should be changed.

At Brite Bite, we have found that more and more teenagers are choosing Invisalign, which used to be primarily for adults. 

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