Why Get Braces
Are Braces Right for You?
At Lindsey Orthodontics, we proudly serve patients from Griffin, McDonough, Locust Grove, and Jackson, GA. Choosing to get braces or clear aligners is a personal decision, and Dr. Lindsey understands that every patient has unique motivations. Whether you prefer traditional braces, clear braces, or aligners, our team focuses on delivering one consistent outcome: a healthier, more confident smile.
Health Benefits of Orthodontic Treatment
Orthodontic care isn’t just about creating a straighter smile—it also provides several health advantages that many patients overlook.
Taking proactive steps toward orthodontic care can have a significant impact on your overall well-being. Schedule a consultation with Dr. Lindsey to explore your treatment options and start experiencing the long-term benefits of a healthier smile.
Correcting the alignment of your teeth and jaw can help relieve or prevent a variety of issues, including:
Discomfort in the mouth
Chronic headaches
Difficulty eating
Problems with speech
TMJ-related pain
Gum disease
Tooth decay
At Lindsey Orthodontics, we proudly provide a variety of treatment choices.
At Lindsey Orthodontics, we’re dedicated to providing the right treatment for your needs while helping you maintain the benefits long-term. Whether you’re interested in traditional braces, clear braces, or clear aligners, we offer a range of options tailored to your lifestyle. To make orthodontic care accessible, we also provide flexible financial and insurance solutions to suit your budget.
Our services include:
Traditional metal braces
Ceramic (clear) braces
Damon braces
Spark/Invisalign Clear Aligners
Orthodontic Solutions That Fit Your Lifestyle
For those who prefer to avoid braces, clear aligners offer a more discreet alternative. These aligners are popular among patients in Locust Grove and Griffin, GA, because they provide flexibility without restricting dietary choices.
Regardless of your age, orthodontic care can transform both your smile and your quality of life. Early and adolescent treatments can prevent future dental issues, while adult orthodontics can address changes or damage that occur later in life, even if you’ve had braces before.