Charlottesville Orthodontics

Charlottesville Orthodontics is a well-established and highly-regarded orthodontic practice serving the communities of Charlottesville and Zion Crossroads in Virginia. With multiple convenient locations, including Downtown Charlottesville, Hollymead, and Spring Creek (Zion Crossroads), the clinic is dedicated to providing exceptional orthodontic care for patients of all ages. The practice is led by experienced orthodontists, including Dr. Bart Weis and Dr. Debbie Yeh, who are committed to delivering personalized and attentive care. The team at Charlottesville Orthodontics boasts over 50 years of combined experience in the orthodontic field, consistently updating their systems, equipment, and training to ensure patients receive the latest and most effective treatments available. Charlottesville Orthodontics offers a wide array of orthodontic solutions tailored to individual needs and lifestyles. Their services include: Traditional Metal Braces: A classic and reliable option for comprehensive tooth alignment. Aesthetic Braces: This category includes clear braces (translucent ceramic), lingual braces (placed on the inside of the teeth for invisibility), and Iconix gold braces (champagne-colored for a more discreet look). Invisalign® Clear Aligners: Charlottesville Orthodontics is an "Invisalign Elite Provider," indicating their extensive experience in providing this popular, virtually invisible, and removable alternative to traditional braces for both teens and adults. The clinic emphasizes a patient-centric approach, offering free consultations to discuss treatment options and create customized plans. They understand that orthodontic treatment is an investment and provide affordable payment plans to make quality care accessible. Patients consistently praise the friendly, professional, and caring staff, the comfortable office environment, and the excellent results achieved. Testimonials highlight their efficiency, clear communication, and ability to make patients feel like family, even those with special needs or who are "non-traditional" (older) patients. They are recognized for effectively treating various orthodontic issues, including crowded teeth, gaps, and bite alignment problems like overbites, underbites, and crossbites.