
For kids and teens, finding the right orthodontist can make a big difference in how they experience treatment and how they feel about their smile.
At All Kids Dental, our orthodontists create a personalized treatment plan based on your child’s age, bite, and individual needs. Just as importantly, we provide orthodontic care in a place where kids and teens can feel comfortable, understood, and at ease.
We don’t just straighten smiles. We help build confidence along the way!
When it comes to orthodontic treatment, there’s no one-size-fits-all solution. Our orthodontists will help you choose the right option based on your child’s age, bite, treatment needs, and how they feel about their smile.
Traditional Metal Braces — Our most popular choice! Strong, dependable, and they get to pick the band colors.
Clear Braces — A less noticeable look. Great for teens who want something more discreet.
Invisalign® for Teens — Removable, nearly invisible aligners.
Not sure which is best? Bring your questions to a free consultation with one of our orthodontists. We’ll help you find the right fit, with no pressure.


Quality orthodontic care shouldn't be out of reach. We make braces affordable with options that work for real families:
We also accept Medicaid and CHP+. Ask us whether your child's treatment qualifies for coverage.
Not sure how braces actually work? Here’s what you and your child can expect from our orthodontists, from the first consultation through the day the braces come off:
1. Free Consultation: One of our orthodontists will assess your child’s smile, discuss their needs, and answer any questions.
2. Custom Treatment Plan: We’ll create a personalized orthodontic treatment plan, including the recommended approach, timeline, and cost, before anything begins.
3. Braces On: The big day! We’ll make sure your child is comfortable and knows exactly what to expect.
4. Regular Check-ins: Quick orthodontic visits allow us to make adjustments, monitor progress, and keep treatment on track.
5. Braces Off: Hello, new smile! We reveal the results and send your child home with a retainer to help keep their smile in place.

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The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a first orthodontic check-up by age 7. That doesn’t mean your child will need braces right away. An early visit gives the orthodontist a chance to evaluate how the teeth and jaws are developing and identify problems that may be easier to address while your child is still growing.
Many kids who need braces begin treatment between ages 9 and 14, once enough permanent teeth have come in.
Every child's treatment is different, so the best way to get an exact price is a free consultation. Costs depend on the type of braces and how complex the case is — we'll give you a clear, full quote before anything begins, with no surprises.
Many dental and orthodontic plans cover at least part of the cost of braces. We accept most insurance plans and will handle the paperwork for you — and at your consultation, we'll verify your benefits so you know exactly what's covered.
We do accept Medicaid and CHP+. Coverage for orthodontics depends on eligibility and medical necessity, so the best step is to schedule a consultation. We'll help you understand whether your child's treatment qualifies.
Getting braces put on doesn't hurt. It's normal for kids to feel some soreness for a few days after braces are placed or adjusted, but it's mild and easily managed. We walk every child through what to expect so there are no surprises.
Most kids wear braces for about 18 to 24 months, but it varies based on each child's needs. We'll give you a personalized timeline at your consultation so you know what to expect from day one.
After braces are on, most kids come in every 6 to 8 weeks for a quick adjustment and check-in. These visits are short, and we work around school and work schedules whenever we can.
Yes. Kids with braces can absolutely play sports — we recommend a mouthguard for contact activities — and most adjust to playing wind instruments within a week or two. It's rarely a reason to delay treatment.
It starts with a free consultation. We'll examine your child's smile, walk through the options, answer your questions, and lay out a plan and cost — with zero pressure to commit. You can request an appointment or call us at (970) 928-9500.