At Advanced Orthodontics, we proudly provide expert orthodontic care to Plymouth, MI, and nearby communities. Led by Dr. Ritu Singh, a board-certified orthodontist, our practice creates healthy, confident smiles for patients of all ages. Whether you need metal braces, Invisalign, or retainers, we customize every treatment to fit your needs.
We use advanced technology, such as digital iTero impressions and 3D-printed appliances, to improve comfort and save time. With after-school and weekend appointments, we make orthodontic care convenient for busy families. At Advanced Orthodontics, we strive to provide exceptional care in a welcoming environment, treating every patient like family. Meet Dr. Ritu Singh and discover how we can transform your smile!
About Plymouth, MI
Plymouth, MI, is a charming and historic community known for its inviting atmosphere and dedication to the arts. Located just minutes from our Advanced Orthodontics practice in Canton, Plymouth offers an appealing mix of quaint downtown shops, excellent schools, and scenic parks.
Top Landmarks in Plymouth, MI:
- Kellogg Park—Located in the heart of downtown Plymouth, this lovely park hosts events year-round, including art fairs, concerts, and seasonal festivals.
- The Penn Theatre is a historic single-screen movie theater that offers an old-fashioned cinematic experience with modern favorites and classic films.
- Plymouth Historical Museum - A local gem that showcases Plymouth's rich history through engaging exhibits and interactive displays.
More About Our Services
- Braces are a traditional way to align and straighten teeth. Different types of braces are available to fit various needs.
- Traditional Metal Braces: Made from stainless steel, these braces use metal brackets and wires to gradually align teeth. They are effective for all ages.
- Ceramic Braces: These braces use clear or tooth-colored brackets for a less noticeable look and work the same way as metal braces.
- Self-Ligating Braces / Damon Braces: These braces use a sliding mechanism instead of elastic ties, reducing friction and making adjustments easier. They can also shorten treatment time.
- Same Day Braces: Start orthodontic treatment immediately after consultation, saving time and speeding up results.
- Retainers: Retainers hold teeth in place after braces or Invisalign. Wearing them as instructed helps maintain a straight smile.
- Colored & Clear Retainers: Retainers are available in fun colors or clear designs for a discreet look. Both effectively maintain alignment.
- Invisalign: Invisalign uses clear, removable aligners to adjust teeth gently. It’s ideal for a discreet alternative to braces.
- Early Interceptive Treatment: This orthodontic care for children addresses issues early, preventing more extensive treatments later.
- Two-Phase Orthodontics: Two stages of treatment—one in childhood to guide jaw growth and another in adolescence to fully align teeth—ensure long-term results.
- Airway Orthodontics adjusts the jaw and teeth to improve breathing, sleep, and overall health in children and adults.
- Habit Breaking Appliances: Helps stop habits like thumb-sucking or tongue-thrusting that can impact dental and facial development.
- Palatal Expander: This device widens the upper jaw to improve alignment, create space, or aid breathing. It is often used in children.
- Interceptive Orthodontics: For adults, this addresses minor alignment issues early, avoiding invasive treatments later.
- Functional Appliances: These correct jaw alignment and improve bite by positioning the jaws correctly. They are often used in growing patients.
- Herbst Appliance: A fixed device to correct overbites by aligning the upper and lower jaws, commonly for younger patients.
- Adult Orthodontics: Modern orthodontics for adults improves alignment, bite, and smile with faster, less visible treatments.
- Surgical Orthodontic Treatment: Combines orthodontics with jaw surgery to fix severe alignment or bite problems, usually for adults.
- iTero Scanner: Creates a 3D digital model of your teeth, replacing messy molds and improving treatment planning for Invisalign.
- Digital X-rays: Offers detailed imaging with less radiation, aiding in accurate diagnoses and treatment plans.
