Orthodontics Canton
A Straighter Smile Is in Your Sights
To describe it simply, orthodontics focuses on fixing improper bites that might cause jaw problems, dental misalignment, and other similar problems. Traditionally, this has been handled using a system of metal brackets and wires, referred to as braces. These days, alternatives like Invisalign, which utilizes sets of clear plastic aligners, have risen in popularity due to the better patient experience they provide. In any case, orthodontic treatment can have countless positive benefits! To learn more about our office’s orthodontic services or to schedule a visit for yourself or a loved one, please contact us today!
Why Choose Robison Dental Group for Orthodontics?
- Treatments Available for Both Children & Adults
- Invisalign: Straighter Teeth Without Metal Braces
- Phase One Orthodontics: Stop Problems Before They Even Start
Invisalign Clear Aligners

While adults can still wear traditional orthodontics, you may be interested in Invisalign clear aligners instead. As the name implies, Invisalign aligners straighten teeth almost invisibly. You’ll wear a series of clear plastic aligners that come in sets of two—one for your upper arch and one for the lower arch. As you progress through your sets, your teeth will gradually move toward their optimal position. The entire process is carefully laid out in a treatment plan created by Dr. Robison. This same plan acts as a blueprint for the Invisalign lab to fabricate your custom-designed aligners.
Phase One Orthodontics

We recommend that your child undergo an orthodontic evaluation around the age of seven. At this point in their development, Dr. Robison will be able to tell if their adult teeth will come in straight or whether they will require orthodontic treatment. To help lessen or prevent any alignment issues, he can use an approach called Phase One Orthodontics, in which your child will wear one or more removable oral appliances that will guide their teeth into the proper positions. Afterward, he’ll reexamine their teeth to see if any further treatment is needed. In many cases, this method can drastically shorten the time a child needs to wear braces or help them avoid them altogether!