Invisalign, clear aligners, and braces for children, teens, and adults — provided on site by a visiting orthodontic specialist, so straightening your smile is coordinated with the dental care you already trust.

Orthodontics gradually moves teeth into better alignment to fix crowding, gaps, and bite problems — using clear aligners like Invisalign or braces. The result is a smile that's easier to clean, more comfortable to chew with, and more confident.
At Naeem Family Dentistry, orthodontic care is provided on site by a visiting orthodontic specialist. Because it happens in the same office as your checkups and cleanings, your general and orthodontic care stay coordinated and close to home.
A series of clear, removable trays that gently straighten teeth — popular with adults and teens for being nearly invisible and easy to clean around.
Metal brackets and wires handle everything from simple to complex cases — still the most versatile, reliable way to move teeth.
Tooth-colored brackets blend in for a lower-profile look while delivering the proven results of fixed braces.
Children. A first orthodontic check is recommended around age seven, while the jaw is still growing — most kids won't need treatment yet, but early evaluation catches issues at the easiest time to guide.
Teens. The classic age for braces or aligners, once most adult teeth are in — coordinated with the cleanings and checkups they're already coming in for.
Adults. It's never too late. Clear aligners make adult treatment discreet, and a straighter bite is easier to keep healthy for life.
Orthodontic visits happen in the same office as your cleanings — no separate practice across town to coordinate.
Your dentist and the orthodontic specialist share the same roof, so your overall dental health stays front and center.
The same welcoming, family-owned practice your household already trusts — now for straighter smiles too.
It depends on the case and your preferences. Clear aligners are discreet and removable and handle many cases well; braces are more versatile for complex movements. The orthodontic specialist will recommend the best fit at your evaluation.
Around age seven. Most children won't need treatment that early, but an evaluation while the jaw is growing catches problems at the easiest time to address.
Absolutely. Adults make up a growing share of orthodontic patients, and clear aligners make treatment discreet enough to fit professional life.
Most cases take roughly 12–24 months depending on complexity, with some minor corrections finishing faster. You'll get a personalized estimate at your consultation.
"Loved that my daughter's cleanings and her aligner check-ins were at the same office. So much easier than running between two practices."— Hannah W. · Dumfries
Ask us about orthodontics at your next visit, or request a consultation — we'll help you find the right option for your smile and your schedule.