Braces in Round Rock, TX
Braces Treatment
Done Your Way
- Traditional Metal and Clear Braces
- Starting at $1,000 for Children/$4,000 for Adults
- In-Network With Most PPOs
- Financing Accepted
Why Round Rock Chooses Jovan
We offer Damon™ Braces (clear ceramic brackets with a built-in mechanism that does not require elastics), traditional metal braces with optional colorful brackets that kids and teens can customize, and clear aligners for patients who want a removable option. About 80% of our Round Rock patients are treated with braces; the other 20% benefit from clear aligners.
Our free consultations include a complimentary 3D cone-beam X-ray, which most orthodontic offices charge for separately or do not offer at all. This imaging gives our orthodontist in Round Rock, TX, a more accurate view of the jaw, bite, and tooth root positions than a standard panoramic X-ray, which results in a more precise treatment plan.
Any stage of life is a great time for braces. Whether it's time for your little one's first orthodontist appointment or you're a retiree interested in braces for yourself, we can take care of you! We have options for all budgets and lifestyles.
Get Your Braces Today — Literally!
Some of our Round Rock patients qualify for their braces on the same day as their initial consultation with Dr. Hau. If you’re ready to get your braces now, we may be able to fast-track your treatment to save you some time.
Our Patients Say It Best
We take great pride in knowing that more than 300 of our patients have felt inspired to write incredible recommendations. We can't wait to show you and your family why so many of your friends and neighbors consider us the best braces provider in Round Rock. It all starts with a free consultation that includes complimentary 3D X-rays.
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The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) recommends an initial orthodontic checkup by age 7. Whether you're a parent who wants to put your child's smile on the right track or an adult who wants to experience both the health and cosmetic benefits of braces, we want to meet you!
Dr. Helen Hau is a compassionate orthodontist who is always excited to help patients take the journey to a straighter, healthier, and more beautiful smile. During your free consultation, we will conduct an in-depth analysis using digital X-rays to determine your treatment options and help you make an informed decision about your care. Write to us today or give us a call to get started.
How We Help You Cover the Cost of Braces
In addition to accepting cash and most major credit cards, we use two other ways to make the cost of orthodontics a comfortable fit for most budgets:
Kids and Adults Alike Can Benefit from Braces
Regardless of your age, if your teeth look misaligned, you should reach out to an orthodontist. Here is a look at how we approach patients at every stage of life:
If your child has some adult teeth and has limited space in their mouth or bite issues, they could benefit from phase one treatment. By thinking ahead, you can potentially prevent issues like misalignment or tooth crowding from getting worse, and make treatment easier once they have all their adult teeth.
Our Round Rock team brings an excited, empowering energy to the table, so that your teen will have the most pleasant experience possible. Some teenagers come to us after having phase one treatment as a child, while others are entirely new to seeing the orthodontist. We strive to make braces fun with colored brackets and ceramic braces.
Whether you were unable to go to the orthodontist as a child or your teeth have shifted after not using a retainer, you can trust our orthodontist to straighten your smile. Adult patients are often surprised by the exciting advances in orthodontic methods, like ceramic braces and Invisalign®.
Traditional Braces Customized
to Your Needs and Preferences
Traditional braces are usually the best solution for more extensive or complex cases, making them a mainstay in orthodontics. In addition to the standard metal hardware and neutral rubber components, we also have colorful brackets that kids and teens often enjoy customizing.
About 80% of our Round Rock patients are treated with braces, either traditional braces or Damon braces. The other 20% benefit from Invisalign or other clear aligners. We are happy to offer an option for everyone.
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FAQ About Braces in Round Rock, TX
We love answering your questions, and we can't wait to provide the information you need during your free consultation. In the meantime, here are some quick answers to the questions we hear most often:
How much are braces?
Braces for young children (also called phase one braces) range from $1,000 to $4,000. Treatment for teens and adults ranges from $4,000 to $6,000. During your visit, we can help you determine how much your insurance plan will cover and discuss financing options if needed.
How long does treatment with braces take?
It always depends on the complexity of the case. For young kids who don't have all their adult teeth, it can take 9–18 months. Teens and adults can expect to wear braces from six months to three years. The more compliant you are with your orthodontist's instructions, the more efficient you can expect your treatment to be.
Which foods are off-limits when you wear braces?
Generally speaking, you should avoid anything that could damage your brackets and wires. These include hard candy, popcorn, corn on the cob, nuts, pizza crust, and hard pretzels. We know this can be challenging, but the rewards are worth it, and you can go back to all the snacks you love once you have completed treatment!
Do braces hurt?
There can be some discomfort after you first receive braces or after adjustments, but this will subside. If you feel especially uncomfortable, over-the-counter pain relievers can help until the discomfort fades.
Will I have to wear a retainer when I get my braces off?
Yes, your orthodontist will prescribe a retainer to wear in order to keep your teeth in their new positions. How long and how often you need to wear a retainer will depend on your specific needs.
