Braces vs Invisalign for Teens in Broward County
Your teen needs straight teeth, and you're stuck between two choices that actually work.
Metal braces have been around forever.
Clear aligners like Invisalign showed up and changed the game.
Both get the job done, but they work completely differently, and picking the wrong one wastes time and money.
Here's what matters: your teen's lifestyle, their ability to stay responsible, and what their bite actually needs.
This isn't a marketing decision—it's a medical one, and at SMILE-FX Orthodontics & Clear Aligner Studio in Miramar, we help families across Broward County figure out which path makes real sense for their situation.
Why This Decision Matters More Than You Think
Teens in Broward County are juggling school, sports, social events, and part-time jobs.
Pick the wrong treatment, and you're adding stress instead of solving the problem.
Braces stay on 24/7, which sounds restrictive but actually removes all the guesswork about compliance.
Invisalign gives your teen freedom but demands they wear trays 20 to 22 hours every single day.
That difference is huge, and it changes everything about success rates and how long treatment actually takes.
We're talking about spending anywhere from 18 months to 3 years in treatment, so getting this call right matters.
The Real Breakdown: How Braces and Invisalign Actually Work Differently
Braces use brackets attached to teeth and wires that put constant pressure on your teeth to move them.
Think of it like a tug-of-war where the wire is always pulling.
Invisalign uses a series of clear plastic trays that gradually shift teeth through incremental pressure.
You swap out a new tray every week or two, and each one moves your teeth a tiny bit.
The brackets stay put regardless of what your teen does.
The trays disappear when they eat, brush, or take photos.
One is automatic.
The other requires discipline.
At SMILE-FX, we use AI-Precision Braces and multiple clear aligner systems to match your teen's actual case to the best approach.
When Braces Win for Your Teen
Braces crush it when your teen has significant bite problems.
If they've got major crowding, severe overbites, underbites, or teeth that need heavy lifting to move into place, braces are the workhorse.
They can handle complex cases that would leave aligners struggling.
They also work great for kids who struggle with responsibility.
No worrying about whether your teen actually wore the trays.
No sneaking them out at lunch and "forgetting" to put them back.
Braces are always working, whether your teen remembers them or not.
Modern braces look nothing like what parents wore in the 1990s.
They're sleek, comfortable, and options include:
- Metal braces that are small and ultra-efficient
- Ceramic braces that blend with teeth for a more subtle look
- Gold braces that some teens actually rock as a fashion choice
The fixed nature of braces also removes stress for busy Broward parents who don't want to manage daily check-ins about wear time.
When Invisalign and Clear Aligners Make Sense
If your teen is responsible, Invisalign changes the whole game.
No one sees the trays unless they're really looking.
Your teen can eat whatever they want without worrying about getting food stuck in brackets.
Brushing and flossing becomes way easier because the trays come out.
For wind instrument players, athletes who need mouthguards, and teens who care about their appearance, this matters.
Clear aligners at SMILE-FX come from multiple trusted systems including Invisalign, OrthoFX, NiTime, and our own SMILE-FX aligners.
We pick the right one based on what your teen's bite actually needs, not what's trendy.
The real wins with aligners include:
- Nearly invisible treatment that looks like nothing's happening
- Removable trays for meals, photos, and special moments
- Less chair time because many progress checks happen virtually
- Easier oral hygiene without brackets in the way
- Complimentary professional whitening and retainers when treatment finishes
But here's the catch: they only work if your teen actually wears them.
Missing wear time doesn't just slow progress—it can derail it entirely.
How Do We Know Which Option Fits Your Teen?
We don't guess.
Your teen comes in for a free 3D scan and VIP smile consultation where we capture digital images of their teeth and jaw, review their growth patterns, and honestly talk about their lifestyle.
We ask about school schedules, sports commitments, and whether they're the type to remember to do something every single day without being reminded.
From there, we build a custom treatment plan showing exactly what braces or aligners would do for their specific case.
You see timelines, costs, and realistic expectations before you decide anything.
This removes the guessing and replaces it with actual medical strategy.
What About Treatment Time and Cost?
In many cases, braces and Invisalign take similar amounts of time when handled by a board-certified orthodontic specialist.
Advanced technology at SMILE-FX means some clear aligner cases finish in 4 to 6 months, while braces depend on how complex the bite situation is.
Cost-wise, they're often comparable too.
The difference usually comes down to clinical needs and your teen's personality, not price tag.
We work with most major insurance plans and offer flexible payment options so cost doesn't block you from getting treatment done.
Braces vs Invisalign: What About Sports and Activities?
This question comes up constantly from Broward parents with athlete kids.
Both work, but they work differently.
Contact sport athletes often prefer aligners because they can pop out the tray and fit a mouthguard over the gap.
That said, braces plus a custom orthodontic mouthguard also work great.
We've guided student-athletes from Broward high schools and club teams through this exact conversation.
Wind instrument players usually prefer aligners because braces can be uncomfortable against the mouth and lips while playing.
Your teen's specific situation matters here, and that's something we talk through at your consultation.
The Responsibility Factor: Real Talk About Teens
Let's be honest—not every teen is wired to remember daily tasks.
Some kids are naturally organized and motivated.
Others need a system to stay on track.
If your teen isn't the self-directed type, aligners might create more headaches than they solve.
They'll need constant reminders to wear trays, brush before putting them back, and keep them clean.
Braces eliminate that variable because they're always on.
Some families actually use a hybrid approach: braces for the bulk of treatment to handle major movements, then switch to aligners for fine-tuning.
This works when you want the certainty of braces combined with the aesthetic benefits of aligners toward the end.
Why SMILE-FX Stands Apart From General Dentists
South Florida has plenty of dentists offering Invisalign.
Some run high-volume aligner mills focused on speed over precision.
Others are general dentists who do braces on the side, which isn't their specialty.
SMILE-FX is different because we're a specialty practice dedicated exclusively to orthodontics.
Our doctor is board-certified and focuses solely on tooth and jaw movement—not fillings, cleanings, or root canals.
This matters for teens because their jaws are still growing.
Treating a developing bite requires knowledge that general dentists don't have, and mistakes compound over time.
We also use cutting-edge tech like AI-powered treatment planning and 3D imaging.
This means more precision and fewer surprises during treatment.
What Your Teen's Consultation Actually Looks Like
We capture 3D digital scans—no messy impressions.
We review facial growth, jaw position, and breathing patterns where relevant.
We talk about their actual schedule at Broward County schools or wherever they study.
We walk through braces and aligner options specific to their case.
We show realistic timelines and cost ranges upfront, including insurance estimates.
Parents consistently tell us this visit shifts how they think about treatment.
It stops feeling like shopping between two products and starts feeling like a medical decision backed by expertise.
Location and Scheduling That Actually Works for Busy Families
SMILE-FX sits in Miramar at 11225 Miramar Parkway, which puts us within minutes of most Broward locations.
Families drive from Pembroke Pines, Weston, Hollywood, Cooper City, Davie, and Fort Lauderdale regularly.
We schedule around school and work with family-friendly appointment blocks and efficient visits backed by digital monitoring.
Less time in traffic, less time in the chair.
Free parking on site.
That detail might sound small, but when you're managing a family schedule, it matters.
Insurance, Payment Plans, and Transparent Pricing
We accept most major orthodontic insurance plans and help you maximize benefits.
We also offer flexible payment options to spread treatment costs over time.
Every treatment plan gets a transparent fee discussion upfront—no surprises later.
Your orthodontic investment should feel manageable, not stressful.
We structure it that way.
Common Questions Parents Actually Ask
Can my teen switch from braces to aligners mid-treatment?
Absolutely.
Some cases benefit from a staged approach where braces handle heavy lifting, then aligners refine the result.
What happens if my teen loses or breaks an aligner tray?
We replace it.
Trays are replaceable.
Progress isn't lost as long as you catch the issue quickly and get a new tray in place.
Do aligners work for severe bite problems?
Some do, some don't.
Severe cases—significant underbites, major skeletal issues, or impacted teeth—usually still need braces or might need orthodontic treatment combined with other approaches.
That's exactly why we evaluate all your treatment options before recommending anything.
Is specialist care really necessary?
For developing teens, absolutely.
A board-certified specialist spends additional years studying jaw growth, tooth movement, and bite correction.
General dentists don't have that depth.
For teens, this expertise directly impacts whether your child ends up with a stable bite that lasts into adulthood.
What Happens at Your Free Consultation
Book your teen's free 3D scan and VIP smile consultation here.
You'll walk away with clear answers about whether braces or aligners fit your teen better, realistic timelines for treatment, and transparent cost estimates.
No sales pressure.
No complicated jargon.
Just straight talk about what makes sense for your situation.
If you prefer virtual to start, our virtual consultation option works too.
We can do an initial assessment remotely and schedule an in-person visit after.
Choose braces or Invisalign for your teen's smile with confidence when it's guided by a board-certified specialist who actually listens to your family's needs.
The Hidden Costs of Waiting Too Long for Braces or Clear Aligners Treatment
Most parents think orthodontic treatment is something you schedule when it's convenient.
Wrong.
The longer you wait, the more your kid's bite gets worse.
And worse bites cost more to fix.
I've seen families put off treatment for years, thinking their teen's teeth would straighten themselves out.
They never do.
What happens instead is the problem compounds, the treatment gets more complex, and suddenly you're looking at way more time in the chair and higher costs.
Why Age Matters More Than People Realize
Your teen's jaw is still developing.
That's actually your superpower right now.
Growing jaws respond faster to orthodontic pressure than adult jaws.
A case that takes 18 months in a teen might take 3 years in an adult because the bone isn't as responsive.
Time matters.
Biology matters.
Waiting doesn't make things easier.
The sweet spot for starting treatment is usually between 11 and 14 years old.
Not because there's some magic number, but because the growth window is still wide open.
If you're past that, it's not a problem, just different.
But the longer you wait past that window, the slower everything moves.
What Happens When Teeth Get Worse Over Time
Crowded teeth don't fix themselves.
They get more crowded.
An overbite that's mild at 13 might be moderate at 16 and severe at 19.
Underbites progress too.
The jaw continues growing, and if teeth aren't guided into the right position, they shift in the wrong direction.
Then there's the domino effect.
One tooth out of place pushes on the next one.
That tooth shifts and pushes on the next one.
Before long, you've got a cascading problem that's way harder to untangle than if you'd started early.
We evaluate complex cases all the time, and honestly, many of them got that way because treatment got delayed.
The Money Talk: Early Treatment vs Late Treatment
I know what you're thinking.
Can't we just wait and see if it gets better?
The answer is no, and here's why it matters financially.
A straightforward case caught early runs you a certain cost.
That same case, delayed by a few years, might need more aggressive treatment, which costs more.
Or it might need extraction of teeth, which adds another line item.
Or it might need jaw surgery if the skeletal problem got bad enough.
Getting ahead of the problem costs less than fixing a problem that's had years to get worse.
That's not marketing talk.
That's just how biology works.
The Social and Academic Impact Nobody Talks About
Crooked teeth affect confidence.
Teens with confidence issues are less likely to participate in class, go for leadership roles, try out for sports, or even talk to their peers.
I've had parents tell me their kids smiled less in photos, avoided speaking up in group projects, and turned down social situations.
By the time they got braces or Invisalign treatment, the confidence boost was almost as important as the straight teeth.
Your teen's teenage years are limited.
They matter for building self-image and social skills.
A straighter smile during those years changes the experience.
Early Treatment Options You Might Not Know About
Some kids benefit from interceptive treatment, which is basically early phase orthodontics.
This usually happens around age 8 to 10 when the adult teeth are just starting to come in.
At this stage, we can guide the growth of the jaw and create space for teeth before they get crowded.
It's not always needed, but when it is, it prevents bigger problems later.
If your kid is in that age range and you're noticing bite issues, that's worth a conversation with a specialist.
Myth: My Teen's Teeth Will Straighten Out Naturally
This is wrong.
Adult teeth don't migrate into better positions on their own.
Wisdom teeth, when they come in, usually make crowding worse, not better.
If anything, natural drift goes the wrong direction.
I understand the appeal of waiting.
It's less disruptive.
But it's also less likely to work without intervention.
What Your Orthodontist Actually Checks During an Exam
When your teen comes in, we're not just looking at whether their teeth are straight.
We're looking at bite alignment, jaw positioning, how the upper and lower teeth fit together, and whether the molars are in the right place.
We take 3D images to see the whole picture.
A teen might have straight-looking front teeth but a bite problem you can't see without the right imaging.
That's exactly why a proper evaluation matters before you make any decisions.
How Clear Aligners Like Invisalign Work for Younger Teens
A lot of people think aligners are only for adults.
Not true.
Teens with the right maturity level do great with clear aligner treatment.
The advantage is obvious: nobody knows they're in treatment.
The drawback is real: they have to want to wear them.
For a responsible 13 or 14 year old, aligners can work beautifully and keep them engaged in their normal social life without visible brackets.
For a kid who needs the structure of fixed appliances, braces are the safer choice.
The Retention Problem: Treatment Doesn't End When Braces Come Off
Here's what most people don't understand about orthodontics.
The teeth want to move back.
After you fix them, you need retention to keep them in place for life.
That means wearing a retainer, usually at night, probably forever.
If your teen skips this part, the teeth shift back and suddenly all that time and money was wasted.
It's not a failure of the treatment.
It's the reality of how teeth work.
So when you're thinking about starting treatment, also think about whether your teen can handle the long-term commitment to wearing a retainer.
What Makes a Board Certified Specialist Different for Your Teen
Any dentist can straighten teeth with enough time.
A board certified orthodontist understands the subtleties of how jaws grow, how teeth move optimally, and how to avoid creating problems while fixing problems.
At SMILE-FX, our doctor is board-certified, which means they've passed rigorous exams and stayed current with advanced techniques.
For your growing teen, that depth of knowledge matters.
Real Talk: What Delays Usually Cause
I've had parents come to me saying their teen is 16 or 17 and just now ready to start treatment.
Often that's fine, but sometimes we're playing catchup.
We might need to extract teeth because there's no more room to guide growth.
We might need more aggressive movement because the jaw is already mostly grown.
Or we might discover a skeletal issue that's harder to treat now than it would have been three years ago.
None of this is catastrophic.
But it's harder.
The Virtual Consultation Option for Busy Families
Maybe you're sitting on the fence about treatment.
You're not sure if your teen needs it yet.
You're wondering what the timeline and cost would actually look like.
We offer virtual consultations where you can get initial answers without coming in.
This works great for families who want to make an informed decision before committing to an in person visit.
When Multiple Treatment Phases Make Sense
Some cases benefit from splitting treatment into two phases.
Phase one addresses the major bite problem while the jaw is still growing.
Phase two finishes the fine details once growth is mostly done.
This isn't always necessary, but it's an option for specific cases.
The benefit is you're working with growth instead of against it.
The tradeoff is treatment spans a longer calendar time, though the active time might be less.
Oral Health Beyond Just Straightness
Straight teeth are easier to clean.
That means less plaque buildup, less cavities, less gum disease down the line.
A misaligned bite can also cause excessive wear on certain teeth, jaw pain, or problems with chewing.
So getting teeth straight isn't just cosmetic.
It's health preventive.
Insurance Coverage Timing
Most orthodontic insurance plans have yearly maximums.
If you start treatment later in the calendar year, you might hit that maximum and then have unused benefits.
Starting in January can actually mean you get better insurance mileage across two benefit years.
It's a small thing, but worth considering when you're timing the start of treatment.
How Technology Now Makes Treatment Faster
SMILE-FX uses AI precision and 3D imaging to plan treatment more accurately than was possible even five years ago.
This doesn't just make treatment more precise.
It can make it faster because we're not guessing and adjusting.
We're planning based on exactly how your teen's teeth and jaw will respond.
The Question You Should Actually Be Asking
Stop asking whether your teen needs braces or aligners.
That's not the right question yet.
Ask a specialist to evaluate their bite and growth pattern first.
Then, based on that evaluation, the answer to whether they need treatment becomes clear.
Book a free 3D scan and VIP smile consultation where we'll actually look at what's going on instead of guessing.
You walk out with real answers, not assumptions.
Why SMILE-FX Gets This Right for All Ages
We treat kids, teens, and adults.
Each age group has different needs and different challenges.
For teens specifically, we understand the window is open for a few more years.
We know what early intervention can prevent.
We know which cases benefit from waiting and which need to start now.
Our approach is based on what actually makes sense for your family, not what makes the most money for us.
That's the difference between a specialty practice and a high volume shop.
Taking Action: What Comes Next
If your teen is past age 11 or 12 and you haven't had them evaluated for orthodontics, that's your actual next step.
Not booking treatment yet.
Just getting a professional evaluation.
Most of what I've told you about waiting costs money and time your teen doesn't have to waste.
Get the evaluation done now, and then you can make a real decision about timing based on actual information instead of guesses.
Book your teen's free 3D scan and VIP smile consultation to find out if starting orthodontic treatment now is the right call for their specific situation.
Braces and clear aligners for teens work best when you start at the right time, and the only way to know the right time is to have a specialist look at your kid's bite and growth pattern.
Why Your Teen's Orthodontist Matters More Than You Think for Long-Term Results
You're sitting across from two different practices in South Florida.
One's a high-volume clinic that cranks out cases.
The other's a specialty shop run by a board certified orthodontist who focuses exclusively on tooth movement.
Both will tell you they can straighten your teen's teeth.
But here's what most parents don't realize until it's too late: the person behind the chair determines whether your teen ends up with a bite that lasts into adulthood or one that shifts right back after treatment ends.
The Difference Between a General Dentist and a Real Specialist
A general dentist can order braces or aligners.
That's true.
But a board certified orthodontist has spent additional years studying how jaws grow, how teeth move through bone, and how to handle complications.
Your teen's jaw is still developing.
That growth window changes everything about how treatment gets planned and executed.
When you pick the wrong provider, you're gambling with whether your kid ends up needing a second round of treatment as an adult.
That's expensive and frustrating.
Our board certified orthodontist at SMILE-FX isn't juggling fillings, root canals, and cleanings alongside your teen's case.
Orthodontics is all we do.
That focus matters.
Why Board Certification Actually Means Something
Board certification isn't just a credential hanging on a wall.
It means someone passed a comprehensive exam covering orthodontic science, passed peer review, and commits to continuing education every single year.
Patients and parents often ask if board certification really makes a difference.
Yes, it does.
A board certified orthodontist in South Florida understands the local population's genetics, common bite patterns, and how climate and lifestyle factors into treatment planning.
We know whether your teen's case is straightforward or complex before we even start.
That knowledge comes from experience and specialized training, not from a weekend course.
What Happens When You Pick the Wrong Provider
I've treated patients who came from other practices because their previous treatment created new problems.
One teen ended up with flared front teeth because the original provider didn't account for how the gum line would look after straightening.
Another had their bite fixed from the front but the molars were positioned wrong, causing jaw pain later.
These aren't small fixes.
They're expensive corrections that add months to treatment.
What makes SMILE-FX different is we plan the entire bite, not just the visible teeth.
Your teen might not see what's happening with their molars or jaw positioning, but they'll feel the difference in how their bite functions when they're eating or talking.
Technology Can't Replace Experience
Every practice talks about using the latest technology.
SureSmile systems, 3D imaging, AI treatment planning.
All that stuff is real and useful.
But technology is just a tool.
The person interpreting that data matters way more than the equipment itself.
I've seen amazing technology used poorly by providers who don't understand the clinical nuances.
I've also seen experienced specialists use simpler tools and get better results because they know what they're looking at.
SMILE-FX uses cutting edge technology, but we're not relying on it to think for us.
We're using it to be more precise about what we already know needs to happen.
How Specialty Training Prevents Future Problems
One thing general dentists often miss is growth prediction.
Your teen's jaw will continue developing for several more years.
A specialist factors that growth into the treatment plan from day one.
If you ignore growth, you might create a bite that looks good now but will be off in three years when the jaw finishes developing.
That's not a failure of braces or aligners.
That's a failure of planning.
A board certified orthodontist builds growth into the treatment strategy, which means your teen's bite stays stable long after treatment ends.
What About Affordable Braces and Invisalign Costs in South Florida?
Parents always ask about cost, and it's a real question.
The good news is that affordable braces in Broward and affordable braces in Miramar don't have to mean cutting corners on quality.
We offer $0 down braces financing across South Florida because we believe price shouldn't block families from getting real specialist care.
When you compare cost, look at what you're actually getting.
A $0 down braces financing plan from a general dentist might seem cheaper upfront, but if the result needs correction later, you've spent more total.
Invisalign cost in South Florida varies, but a specialist charges what they charge because they're handling complex cases that need expertise.
We work with insurance to maximize what your plan covers, and we structure payment plans so treatment doesn't become a financial burden.
How Insurance Actually Works with Braces and Aligners
Does insurance cover braces?
Most plans do, but how much and under what conditions varies wildly.
Some plans cover 50 percent of traditional braces but nothing for aligners.
Others cover up to $2,000 across the entire treatment.
A few plans have lifetime maximums or require waiting periods.
The problem is most people don't understand their actual coverage until they've started treatment.
At SMILE-FX, we pull your insurance details and tell you exactly what's covered, what your out of pocket costs are, and what financing options make sense for your situation.
No surprises halfway through.
We also file claims for you, which saves families the administrative headache.
Why Experience with Complex Cases Matters for Your Teen
Your teen's bite might look simple on the surface but have complications underneath.
A teen might have straight-looking front teeth but impacted canines, crowding in the back, or a jaw that's growing asymmetrically.
We evaluate complex cases all the time, and honestly, most cases are more complex than they initially appear.
A specialist knows what questions to ask and what to look for in 3D imaging that a general dentist might miss.
This isn't about being a snob about credentials.
It's about your teen getting the right diagnosis from someone who's trained to spot subtle issues before they become big problems.
How to Find the Best Orthodontist Near You
You're searching for best orthodontist near me or top rated orthodontist Fort Lauderdale or top rated orthodontist Miramar.
Good instinct.
But how do you know you're actually getting a specialist and not just a dentist with an orthodontia side hustle?
Ask three questions:
- Are you board certified by the American Board of Orthodontics?
- Do you see only orthodontic cases, or are you splitting time with general dentistry?
- Can you show me patient results from cases similar to my teen's?
If the answer to the first two is yes and they can show before and afters of actual cases, you're probably talking to a real specialist.
Word of mouth matters too.
Check reviews from parents in your area, not just Google ratings.
Parent reviews tend to be more honest about actual experience.
Traditional Braces vs Invisalign: Who Should Handle Your Teen's Case?
This isn't a question of which is better.
It's a question of which is right for your teen's specific situation, and only a specialist can answer that accurately.
Traditional braces require expertise in wire selection, bracket placement, and knowing exactly how much pressure to apply at each stage of treatment.
Get that wrong and teeth move too fast, causing damage to the roots.
Invisalign and other clear aligners require different expertise.
You need to know which cases are actually treatable with aligners and which need braces.
You need to plan movements that account for how the aligner will grip each tooth.
Both require deep knowledge.
A specialist knows the limits of each approach and won't promise results that can't be delivered.
The Best Orthodontist for Kids and Teens in South Florida Does What?
The best orthodontist for kids South Florida does more than straighten teeth.
They create a patient experience that keeps your teen engaged and motivated throughout treatment.
They explain what's happening in language your teen understands, not condescending kid-speak but also not technical jargon.
They handle setbacks with honesty instead of hiding them.
They involve your teen in the treatment plan because teenagers are more compliant when they understand why something matters.
They also respect your family's schedule and don't waste your time with unnecessary visits.
At SMILE-FX, we schedule appointments efficiently and offer virtual check ins for many progress updates.
That's just respecting that you're busy.
What Pediatric Orthodontist Actually Means
A best pediatric orthodontist South Florida has specialized training in treating growing kids and teens.
But here's the thing: pediatric training is really about understanding how to handle the behavioral and growth aspects of young patients, not a completely different approach to moving teeth.
What matters more is whether the specialist has experience with the specific age group your teen is in.
A five year old needs different handling than a fifteen year old, and a good practice knows the difference.
Adult Orthodontics for Your Teen's Future
You're picking an orthodontist for your teen today, but that choice affects what happens in adulthood.
If treatment is done right, your teen never needs adult orthodontics in Miami or anywhere else.
If it's done wrong, they might be looking at expensive corrections as a young adult.
SMILE-FX specializes in cases across all ages, from kids to adults, which means we understand how decisions made during the teen years impact long term stability.
Location and Accessibility for Your Family
Orthodontist near me is a real search because convenience matters.
Our Miramar location puts us minutes from most of Broward County.
We have free parking, flexible scheduling, and the office is designed so you're not waiting forever for appointments.
Less commute time plus efficient visits means more time for your family to actually live their lives instead of sitting in an orthodontist's chair.
Making Your Final Decision
You want your teen to end up with a healthy, stable bite that lasts into adulthood.
That happens when you pick a board certified specialist who takes the time to evaluate your teen's specific situation.
Book a free 3D scan and VIP smile consultation to see the difference specialization actually makes for your teen's orthodontic care.