Central Lakes Orthodontics

Central Lakes Orthodontics is a well-established orthodontic clinic with a rich history, proudly serving West Central Minnesota as the area's first orthodontic practice. With locations in Wadena and Alexandria, Minnesota, they are dedicated to providing comprehensive and personalized orthodontic care for patients of all ages, from children to adults. Led by Dr. Todd Anderson and his specialized team, Central Lakes Orthodontics offers a range of modern orthodontic treatments, including traditional braces and Invisalign clear aligners. They utilize advanced technology, such as iTero® advanced scanning for precise treatment planning and comfortable aligner fittings. Their approach emphasizes not just straightening teeth but also ensuring optimal fit and function of the teeth and jaw for long-lasting results. What sets Central Lakes Orthodontics apart is their patient-centered philosophy. They prioritize understanding each patient's unique needs, smile goals, and lifestyle to create customized treatment plans. They are known for their commitment to a positive and comfortable patient experience, often working to schedule appointments with the same assistant for familiarity. The clinic fosters a fun and welcoming environment, believing that good times contribute to great teeth. Financially, Central Lakes Orthodontics strives to make treatment accessible. They offer flexible financing options, including $0 down payments and 0% interest financing. They also work with all insurance plans that offer orthodontic coverage and provide an "orthodontic price match guarantee" to ensure competitive pricing. Additionally, they participate in programs for Minnesota Medical Assistance and MinnesotaCare coverage for eligible children and teens. Beyond treatment, Central Lakes Orthodontics emphasizes patient education, ensuring individuals are informed and involved in their treatment decisions. They offer free initial consultations, which include a thorough assessment, digital X-rays, and a personalized treatment plan. They are also proactive in early orthodontic evaluations for children around age seven to identify and address potential issues early, potentially preventing more complex and costly treatments later.