Braces for Adults

Dr. Bolin is your board-certified Wilton orthodontist, providing the quality of care you deserve.

With our personalized approach to adult orthodontics, no detail is overlooked and every aspect of your facial appearance is considered!

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When is it too late to get braces?

It’s never too late to get braces. The age you are when you decide to transform your smile and improve your quality of life is the perfect age to begin orthodontic treatment.

There’s more to a smile than just aesthetics and perfect alignment. Adult orthodontics can improve not only your appearance and self-esteem, but your quality of life too.

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Options in Adult Braces

We offer different types of high-quality braces, including clear braces for adults.  You can choose from:

• LightForce™ 3-D printed custom braces
• Invisalign® & 3M™ Clarity™ clear aligners
• Clear ceramic braces
• Traditional metal braces

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How do I know if I need orthodontics?

You deserve to feel confident in your smile! If you don’t love your smile, that’s more than enough reason to start orthodontic treatment.

We encourage you to request a complimentary consultation with us if any of these signs or symptoms sound familiar:

• Lack of confidence when smiling or hiding smile regularly
• Jaws or teeth are disproportionate to the rest of the face
• Difficulty biting or chewing
• Digestive issues caused by improper chewing
• Crooked, crowded or gapped teeth
• Grinding or clenching the teeth
• Jaw pain or facial pain
• Jaw shifting, popping or clicking
• Persistent mouth breathing
• Poor sleep quality

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What is the cost of braces for adults?

Ultimately, the cost of braces depends on the severity of your condition and the length of your treatment plan. Like your treatment plan, your financing plan will be customized to meet your needs!

We offer flexible financing with 0%-interest in-house financing and offer a pay-in-full discount and family member discount. At your first visit to our office, we’ll develop a custom payment plan that suits your budget.

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