Avila Orthodontics - Anderson

Avila Orthodontics - Anderson is a dedicated orthodontic practice located at 706 Walnut St, Anderson, IN 46012. It serves Anderson and surrounding communities, specializing in expert orthodontic care for patients of all ages. The clinic is part of a larger practice with additional locations in Muncie and Hartford City, Indiana, all operating under the guidance of Dr. Harold C. Avila. Dr. Harold C. Avila, a highly experienced orthodontist, received his rigorous orthodontic training at Loma Linda University in California and has been practicing in Indiana since 1997. He is also a part-time faculty member at Indiana University School of Dentistry, teaching in the Department of Orthodontics and actively participating in dental research, including studies on TMJ/TMD relief and self-assessment. Avila Orthodontics offers a wide array of services designed to achieve healthy and beautiful smiles. These include traditional metal braces, clear (ceramic) braces, and clear aligners like Invisalign. They also provide early orthodontic treatment (Phase I & II) for children to address developing issues and comprehensive treatment for adults and teens. A notable aspect of their service is the focus on TMJ/TMD treatment, utilizing braces, appliances, and injections to alleviate jaw symptoms. The clinic is committed to innovation, employing advanced modalities such as indirect bonding, interceptive orthodontics, Class III and Class II orthodontics, direct palate expansion, and INSIGHT radiography. The practice emphasizes a personalized and comfortable patient experience, striving to create a "home-like" environment where patients feel like family. They offer free, no-obligation consultations to help prospective patients understand their treatment options. Patient testimonials consistently highlight the professionalism, kindness, and attentiveness of Dr. Avila and his staff, often noting competitive pricing and flexible payment options. Avila Orthodontics also adheres to strict sterilization guidelines from organizations like the CDC and OSHA to ensure patient safety.