Corridor Family Orthodontics is known for exceptional service in a family-friendly and fun atmosphere. We are here for you!
We strive to provide a place where you will feel comfortable and confident that you will receive the attention and care you deserve. We will listen to you, we will address each of your needs and concerns, and we will provide you with everything you need to achieve the beautiful smile you want. In short, we promise to take excellent care of you.
For your convenience, we file insurance claims on your behalf and provide you with an ESTIMATE of what your insurance plan will pay, as well as, offer payment options for any remaining balance. If your insurance does not pay after 60 days, the remaining balance will be guarantor responsibility. Please confirm your insurance acceptance when you make your appointment. If you have a change in your insurance, please notify our office at least 24 hours before your appointment. It is our mission to provide you with affordable, high-quality treatment that fits your budget. Please ask our administrative team how we can help! We accept cash, check, all major credit cards as well as Care Credit at the time of service.
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Read moreThere is no ideal age for orthodontic treatment. Healthy teeth can be moved at any age. Ideally, an orthodontist should examine a child's teeth and jaw by age 7. Most patients don't need orthodontic treatment that young, but some may benefit from early intervention.
Some treatments last only a few months and others last for several years. It depends on your individual case and the problem your treatment is correcting.
Typically you'll visit your orthodontist every 6 to 10 weeks. Your orthodontist will monitor your progress, make changes as needed, and check the health of your teeth and gums.
Treatment options include tooth-colored braces, lingual braces or braces that sit behind the teeth, or clear aligner trays. Additionally, today's metal braces are smaller, flatter, sleeker, and much more comfortable than in the past. Your orthodontist will recommend the treatment that's best for you.
