It’s Never Too Late for a Great Smile
Orthodontics is not just for kids. About one in five orthodontic patients is an adult, and no one is too old for a healthier, straighter smile. At Robert Stoner Orthodontics in Greensboro, adults can choose traditional braces, clear ceramic braces, or removable clear aligners.
If you have always wanted to fix your smile, it is not too late. Adults of every age choose orthodontic treatment, and our board-certified orthodontists have helped patients in their 60s, 70s, and even 80s achieve smiles they love. Whether your teeth shifted over the years or you never had the chance for braces growing up, we will help you find a comfortable, effective option that fits your life.
How Braces Help Adult Smiles
Braces do more than improve how your smile looks. For adults, treatment can make teeth easier to brush and floss (especially crowded or overlapping front teeth), create a more comfortable bite, ease excessive wear from grinding, close gaps, and correct teeth that have relapsed after past treatment. A healthy, well-aligned smile is an investment in your long-term dental health.
Comfortable, Modern Treatment
Orthodontic treatment is no more uncomfortable for adults than for younger patients. Your teeth may feel tender for a few days after an adjustment, and that usually fades within three to five days. Modern techniques and our self-ligating technology keep treatment as comfortable and efficient as possible.
Explore All Your Adult Options
Braces are just one path. Many adults prefer the discretion of clear aligners, and we offer both Invisalign and Angel clear aligners alongside braces. For a full look at every option, including cost and financing, visit our adult orthodontic treatment in Greensboro page.
Schedule Your Free Consultation
Ready to invest in your smile? Call our Beaman Place office at (336) 274-7649 or our Lake Brandt office at (336) 644-1464, or request a free consultation online. Robert Stoner Orthodontics proudly serves adults across Greensboro, Summerfield, and Guilford County.