
Children & Teen Orthodontics
Setting Up The Smiles Of The Future
Orthodontic treatment can be life-changing for young patients, and it’s most effective when started at the right time. At Orthodontic Arts, we help parents and kids navigate early treatment with confidence and clarity. Whether it’s a first evaluation at age 7 or active treatment during the teen years, our family orthodontist care is gentle, personalized, and designed to grow with your child.

Why Start Dental Treatment Young?
Early orthodontic evaluations allow us to identify bite issues, jaw growth concerns, and misalignment before they worsen. Starting treatment at the right time can shorten overall treatment, reduce the need for extractions, and prevent future discomfort.
Common early issues we address:
Crossbites and overbites
Crowding or spacing problems
Thumb-sucking habits
Jaw growth discrepancies
Permanent teeth erupting abnormally
Treatment Options for Kids & Teens
Phase 1 (Early) Treatment
For ages 7–10, this early phase guides jaw growth, manages space, and prepares for future orthodontics if needed.
Teen Braces
We offer traditional metal braces and clear ceramic braces for teens—customized for comfort, results, and personal style.
Invisalign® Teen
A clear, removable option perfect for busy, image-conscious teens. Each aligner includes eruption tabs for growing teeth and tracking dots so parents can monitor usage.
Designed for Parents, Too
We know it’s not just your child who’s affected by treatment—it’s your calendar and peace of mind, too.
Convenient Midtown OKC location
Early morning appointments
Text/email reminders
Financing options to fit your family’s budget
Tech-Forward Treatment
iTero® Digital Scanning – No uncomfortable impressions
Dental Monitoring – Scan and check in from home using your phone
3D Growth Tracking – We monitor jaw and dental development over time

When Should My Child Start Treatment?
We recommend a first visit around age 7. Even if treatment isn’t needed yet, early monitoring ensures we start at the optimal time.