
We have a fully digital office with the most up-to-date technology.
Digital
Patient
Software
American Made Orthodontic Brackets
On-Site
3D printers
Digital
X-Rays
Intraoral 3D Scanner
Our Services

Traditional Braces
Using modern low-profile and small body brackets for esthetics and comfort, these new metal brackets are less obvious and more comfortable than metal brackets of years past. Best of all, they are American made and manufactured in Wisconsin, not overseas!
Glades Aligners
Have you already had braces, but forgot to wear your retainer resulting in minor movement to your teeth that you would like to correct? We have our own 3D software that the doctor can use to custom program tooth movements. We then make your Glades Aligners in-office on our 3D printer. This allows us to treat minor cases at a reduced cost to patients with less wait time to get your trays!
Clear Aligners
Clear aligners are a great way to treat malocclusions for those that want an esthetic treatment option without brackets and wires. The doctor programs tooth movements digitally, and the aligners are manufactured outside our office. This system is more efficient for complex cases requiring a large number of trays to reach a successful result.
Clear Braces
Clear braces are great alternative to metal braces for patients with complex cases or those that want an esthetic treatment option without the hassle of remembering to wear aligners. We use LightForce 3D printed ceramic brackets, which are custom designed to fit a patient's individual tooth shape and position using a scan from our 3D intraoral scanner. We digitally position the brackets prior to bonding to increase treatment efficiency and reduce treatment time.
What is board certification?
The American Board of Orthodontics (ABO) is the only specialty certification board for orthodontics recognized by the American Dental Association and the American Association of Orthodontists. Dr. Cronauer took a written exam and attended a clinical examination session in St. Louis, MO, where he presented 6 clinical cases to board examiners. These exams required hours of additional preparation beyond his 4 years of dental school training and 3 years of residency. Less than a third of all orthodontists are board-certified.
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