Straighten your smile with modern metal braces. Comfortable, effective, and customized for you.
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Traditional metal braces remain one of the most effective solutions for treating a wide range of orthodontic concerns. Modern designs are smaller, more comfortable, and more efficient than ever—making treatment easier and more convenient.

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We believe everyone deserves a confident smile. That’s why we offer flexible and transparent pricing.
The cost of treatment shouldn't get in the way of your smile, so learn how we'll help you fit braces or clear aligners into your budget.
We will work directly with your insurance company and accept benefits on your behalf to lessen your out-of-pocket cost.
Proudly serving patients throughout Austin.
Conveniently located and committed to providing personalized orthodontic care for our local community.
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Braces are used by an orthodontist to help you improve the look and feel of your smile. There are several different types of braces to choose from, including:
The amount of time spent in braces will vary, depending on the individual patient, because every smile responds differently to treatment. Treatment times can take anywhere from six to 30 months, but most standard treatments last about 18 months.
Braces do not often hurt, though you may feel a small amount of discomfort for a couple days as your teeth, gums, cheeks, and mouth get used to your new braces.
With braces, you should brush your teeth at least three times a day to keep your teeth, gums, and mouth healthy and clean. Brushing regularly will help remove any food that may be caught between your braces.
You should also floss daily to get between your braces where your brush isn’t able to reach. Your provider can show you how to brush and floss properly once your braces are placed.
Yes! In fact, it’s even more essential that patients receiving orthodontic treatment visit their dentist regularly. With braces, food may be caught in places your toothbrush can’t reach. This causes bacteria to build up and can lead to cavities, gingivitis, and gum disease. Your provider will work closely with your dentist to make sure your teeth stay clean and healthy while you’re wearing braces.
Playing an instrument or a contact sport may require some adjustment when you first get your braces, but wearing braces will not stop you from participating in any of your school activities. If you play a contact sport, it is recommended that you wear a mouthguard to protect your braces or appliance.