Cari Orthodontics

We take pleasure in offering a wide variety of treatment options for your orthodontic care, whether you are interested in a shorter treatment time or increased aesthetics during treatment. Our staff is up-to-date with the newest techniques and when and how to apply them to constantly improve your experience.

Our staff recognizes that an appointment in a new doctor's office can cause uneasiness in some patients. Dr. Cari will help alleviate any worry by providing a phone call prior to the initial consultation to answer any questions you or your child might have. At the consultation, the patient will have digital photographs of their smile and teeth taken, as well as a panoramic x-ray and measurements of his or her mouth.

An orthodontist is a dental specialist. In addition to a bachelor's degree and dental doctorate, an orthodontist also completes an additional two to three years of orthodontic specialty residency training concentrating only on tooth movement and facial growth and development.

The additional training they receive, as well as every day experience provides them the expertise to diagnose and treat all aspects of dentofacial issues, including functional, skeletal and aesthetic concerns.Orthodontists only practice orthodontics. They have knowledge of skeletal growth, abnormalities and use a full range of orthodontic appliance, including braces, expanders, clear aligners and other devices.