7 orthodontists in Newport Beach

Dr. Andrew Dinh, DMD

Orthodontist

Newport Beach, CA 92657 (Newport Coast)

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  • Licensed since 2018
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What an orthodontist does

An orthodontist straightens teeth and corrects the way the upper and lower jaws meet. Treatment usually runs for months or years, so most patients see the same orthodontist throughout.

Treatments

  • Braces, including metal, ceramic and behind-the-teeth types
  • Clear aligners
  • Retainers after treatment
  • Early treatment for children whose jaws are still growing
  • Treatment planned alongside jaw surgery

Training and credentials

After dental school, an orthodontist completes an accredited residency in orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics, usually two to three years. Orthodontists listed here declared the specialty in the federal provider registry and hold a current California dental license.

When to see an orthodontist instead of a general dentist

A general dentist can spot crowding or a bite problem and may offer aligners. See an orthodontist for braces, for a child’s first bite assessment, or when teeth and jaws both need correcting.

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Questions about orthodontists in Newport Beach

How many orthodontists are there in Newport Beach?

7 orthodontists with a current California license list a practice address in Newport Beach. The count covers dentists who declared the specialty in the federal provider registry.

Do I need a referral to see an orthodontist?

No. You can book a consultation directly. Some dental plans ask for a referral before they pay, so check your plan first.

At what age should a child first see an orthodontist?

The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a first check-up by age 7, when enough permanent teeth have come in to spot problems early.