Braces
Braces in Ocoee: precise, time-tested, personal
Braces remain the most versatile way to straighten teeth, handling the full range of complexity for children, teens, and adults. At Master Dental & Orthodontics in Ocoee, Dr. Camille J. Rose Kong, an orthodontist, plans and leads every treatment personally, and you see the same doctor at every visit. Your consultation ends with a clear plan and a written estimate, never pressure.
When are braces the better choice than aligners?
Fixed braces work continuously and need no daily compliance, which makes them the more predictable choice for more complex movements and for patients who would rather not manage removable trays. Where both braces and clear aligners would work, Dr. Rose explains what each would achieve, and the choice is yours.
What is the best age for a child's first orthodontic visit?
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a first orthodontic evaluation by age 7. By then enough permanent teeth have arrived to see how the bite and jaw are developing. Most children need no treatment yet; the visit establishes a baseline so anything that needs attention is caught at the right time.
Am I too old for braces as an adult?
You are not too old. The mechanics of moving teeth are the same at any age, and many orthodontic patients today are adults. Adult plans often account for existing dental work and gum health, so Dr. Rose confirms a healthy foundation before treatment begins, conveniently coordinated with your regular dental visits here.
What happens at the consultation?
A welcoming, unhurried visit: Dr. Rose evaluates your teeth, bite, and jaw, takes any needed digital records, and walks you through your options, timeline, and estimated investment, in writing, before you decide. No treatment is performed that day, and there is no obligation to begin. Plan for about an hour.
Reserve your visit
Call (407) 720-9944 or begin with our consultation request form. We serve Ocoee, Winter Garden, Apopka, Windermere, Gotha, and the greater Orange County area.