Adult Orthodontic Treatment

There's no age limit on loving your smile. More adults than ever are choosing orthodontic treatment, and modern options make it easier than you think.

It's Your Turn

No Age Limit on a Better Smile

Although we may commonly see kids and teens wearing braces, there is no age limit when it comes to improving the appearance of your smile. At Brieden Orthodontics, we're seeing more and more adult patients come to our offices for orthodontic treatment from across the New Baltimore, East China, and surrounding Southeast Michigan communities.

Thanks to advancements in technology, today's orthodontic appliances are developed to better suit your lifestyle and personal preference. Whether you want something durable like traditional metal braces, discreet like clear ceramic braces, or nearly invisible and removable like clear aligners, Dr. Brieden will take the time to consult with you on the most appropriate treatment method.

Self-confident adult woman smiling with dental braces
15–18 Months average treatment time, modern appliances apply gentler pressure while moving teeth faster
8–10 Weeks between adjustment visits, fewer interruptions to your work schedule

Made for Adult Life

Treatment That Fits Around Your Life

Discreet Options

Clear ceramic braces blend with your natural teeth, and clear aligners are nearly invisible and removable, so most people won't even notice you're in treatment.

Healthy Teeth Move at Any Age

Adult jaws have finished growing, but healthy teeth can still be moved at any age. Dr. Brieden accounts for the differences in adult treatment when designing your plan.

Budget-Friendly Paths

Interest-free in-house financing, CareCredit, insurance filing, and pay-in-full discounts make treatment workable on an adult budget. See your options.

The Smile You've Been Putting Off

It starts with an hour-long consultation at our New Baltimore or East China office. Dr. Brieden will walk you through your options, and you'll leave knowing exactly what's possible.

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