Skoler Peter

read moreWe know that our office is only as effective and welcoming as the people who work in it, which is why we take pride in our friendly, highly skilled team! We are especially interested in making all our patients feel at home! We put your needs first to achieve an efficient and comprehensive treatment in a supportive, nurturing environment. Our team strives to provide energetic and personalized service to each patient. Our team members have specialized training and multiple certifications, along with years of experience treating patients with the highest level of care.

read moreInvisalign straightens your teeth without wires and brackets, using a series of clear, customized, removable appliances called aligners. It's virtually undetectable, which means hardly anyone will know that you're straightening your teeth. The Invisalign System combines advanced 3-D computer graphics technology with 100-year-old science of orthodontics. Invisalign aligners are designed to move your teeth in small steps to the desired final position prescribed by your orthodontist. Each aligner is precisely calibrated and manufactured to fit your mouth at each stage of the treatment plan.

read moreWe are always excited about meeting new patients during their first visit to our office. Your initial appointment will consist of a thorough examination, including photos of your teeth to allow us to better explain what we see, as well as a discussion of potential treatment options. This important 30-minute visit will give us insight into your orthodontic needs. We know your time is valuable, so to expedite treatment, we may also reserve time following the exam for diagnostic records. During the initial examination for each patient, we will address the following questions that cover the basics of orthodontic treatment.

read moreIf you've been thinking about orthodontic treatment for yourself or someone you care about, you may be wondering: When is the right time to see an orthodontist? It's an excellent question, and there are several ways to answer it. The most basic one is this: You should see an orthodontist any time you have a question about the alignment of your teeth, or the quality of your bite. Sometimes, a problem in this area is painfully obvious. For example, you may have difficulty biting, chewing or speaking, or some of your teeth may be clearly protruding, crowded or misplaced.