Orthodontics in Huntington Beach — Straighten Your Smile with Dr. Olson
At John Olson, D.D.S., we take a comprehensive approach to creating beautiful, healthy smiles through personalized orthodontic care. Patients enjoy the convenience of receiving both general dentistry and orthodontic treatment in one Huntington Beach location, guided by a trusted dentist who understands the full picture of your oral health.
Full Range of Orthodontic Options
Whether you’re looking for traditional braces or a more discreet alternative, Dr. Olson and his team provide treatment options tailored to your needs:
- Traditional Braces — A time-tested approach using bands and brackets to gently move teeth into alignment over a two-year treatment period.
- ClearCorrect Aligners — Virtually invisible aligners that straighten teeth comfortably and discreetly, perfect for adults and teens who want a low-profile solution.
- Limited Orthodontics — For minor adjustments or cosmetic improvements, removable appliances or fixed braces can achieve results in as little as three to six months.
Before & After Results
Frequently asked questions
What orthodontic options does Dr. Olson offer?
Dr. Olson provides traditional braces with bands and brackets, ClearCorrect virtually invisible aligners, and limited orthodontics using removable appliances or fixed braces for minor corrections — sometimes completed in as little as three to six months.
What is ClearCorrect?
ClearCorrect is a system of clear, removable plastic aligners that gradually straighten your teeth. They are nearly invisible when worn and can be removed for eating and brushing. Dr. Olson has been offering ClearCorrect to patients since 2006.
Can adults get orthodontic treatment?
Absolutely. ClearCorrect and limited orthodontic options are especially popular with adults who want a discreet way to improve their smile without traditional metal braces.
Why get orthodontics from a dentist rather than a specialist?
Dr. Olson's combined expertise in orthodontics, cosmetic, and restorative dentistry means your treatment plan considers your full oral health — not just tooth alignment. This often results in a more comprehensive, long-lasting outcome.