Does Beverly Hills Orthodontics Treat Children and Adults?

Yes, Beverly Hills Orthodontics treats both children and adults, along with teens and seniors. Our practice offers Phase One care for kids, Invisalign and braces options for teens and adults, and tooth movement support for seniors, all under one roof. Dr. Madan and her team build each plan around the patient in the chair, no matter their age or stage of life.

Ortho is for everyone, and our team designs care around the dental development and lifestyle of each patient. Whether your second-grader needs a first evaluation or you’re a busy professional considering Invisalign, you’ll find options that fit your life and your smile goals.

Here’s what makes our family-focused approach work:

• Treatment plans built around age, growth, and personal smile goals
• Multiple braces options and clear aligner choices in one practice
• A welcoming setting where siblings, parents, and grandparents can all be seen
• Care timed to fit each patient, from early intervention to adult smile transformation

Below, you’ll find how care looks for each age group, what shapes the cost, and who’s a candidate. Love yourself, love your smile, at any age.

How Does Treatment Work for Each Age Group?

Treatment at Beverly Hills Orthodontics begins with a free consult and a digital scan, which Dr. Madan and our skilled orthodontists use to map a plan based on your age, bite, and goals. From there, care is matched to the right life stage, whether that means guiding a child’s jaw growth or working toward an adult’s smile transformation with discreet aligners.

Care typically works like this at each stage:

1. Children (ages 7–11): Phase One care. Early treatment guides jaw growth, creates space for incoming teeth, and may reduce the need for more involved care later. The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a first evaluation by age 7.
2. Teens (ages 12–17): Invisalign for Teens or braces. As permanent teeth come in, our team corrects alignment, spacing, and bite. Teens often love clear aligners for their flexibility around sports, photos, and school events.
3. Adults (ages 18+): Invisalign or braces. Adults choose treatment to close gaps, improve bite, and boost self-confidence. Many select Invisalign for its low profile in professional settings.
4. Seniors: Braces or aligners for mature smiles. Long-standing crowding, shifting, or wear can be addressed when the supporting tissues are healthy enough for tooth movement. A careful evaluation comes first.

For eligible patients, Accelerated Orthodontics can shorten total treatment time. Every plan is paired with check-ins every 4–8 weeks so your care stays on track and we can adjust as your smile responds.

Benefits of Choosing a Family Orthodontic Practice

Choosing one practice for the whole family makes life easier, and care more consistent. When the same team has seen your child’s first set of X-rays and your own progress photos, planning becomes smoother for everyone involved.

These are the key benefits families notice most:

• Simpler scheduling. Book back-to-back visits for siblings or parent-and-child visits.
• Continuity of care. Our team gets to know each family member’s dental history, habits, and goals.
• Earlier intervention for kids. Catching alignment or bite concerns young can prevent more involved care later.
• Discreet options for adults. Invisalign and clear braces fit professional and social settings without drawing attention.
• Less back-and-forth. One practice means fewer record transfers, fewer waiting rooms, and more coordinated timelines.

Many parents also tell us that watching their kids feel proud of their smile inspires them to start their own smile transformation. That shared experience creates real momentum at home. Invest in you… invest in your smile! Dr. Madan and her team bring the same consistent, attentive care to every patient who walks in, regardless of age, because we try our best to be our best for each family we serve.

Children vs. Adult Orthodontics: Key Differences

Children’s and adult orthodontics share the same goal, beautiful, healthy smiles, but the approach is different. Kids’ care can guide growth as it happens. Adult care works with bone and teeth that have already matured.

Take a quick side-by-side look at how the two compare:

Feature	Children (Ages 7–11)	Adults (Ages 18+)
Treatment Goal	Guide jaw and facial growth	Move existing teeth and refine bite
Typical Start	Phase One (early intervention)	Single complete phase
Common Options	Expanders, partial braces, space maintainers	Invisalign, braces, retainers
Treatment Length	Often 6–18 months for Phase One	Often 12–24 months for full care
Tooth Movement	Faster due to active growth	Slower due to denser, mature bone
Phase Two?	Often follows in teen years	Not typically needed

Both age groups can benefit from Invisalign or braces options depending on case complexity. The right choice comes down to bite, lifestyle, and personal preference. For kids, the goal is often prevention and guidance. For adults, it’s correction and a smile transformation, with results that last when paired with consistent retainer use over the long run.

What Affects the Cost of Orthodontic Treatment?

The cost of orthodontic care depends mostly on three things: the treatment type you choose, how complex your case is, and how long care will take. Invisalign, braces options, and lingual treatment each carry different fee ranges, and our team walks you through every detail during your free consult so you know exactly what to expect.

Here is what typically influences pricing:

• Treatment type. Invisalign, traditional braces, clear braces, and lingual options each carry different fee ranges.
• Case complexity. Mild crowding usually requires fewer aligners or adjustments than a full bite correction.
• Treatment length. Longer plans involve more visits, more aligners, or more wire changes.
• Phase One vs. two-phase care. Younger patients may have separate cost stages for early and complete care.
• Add-on technology. Accelerated Orthodontics or additional refinement trays may be part of the plan.

Simple & affordable monthly payment plans are available so you can spread payments out across the length of your care. Your free consult includes a clear breakdown of what’s included, so there are no surprises along the way. Many families find that seeing confident smiles spread across the household makes the cost feel worthwhile, and our payment options keep treatment within reach for more than one family member at a time.

Who Is a Candidate at Each Age?

Almost anyone with healthy teeth and gums can be a candidate for orthodontic care. The right time to start depends on growth, dental development, and personal goals.

Use this quick guide to see where you or your family might fit:

1. Children around age 7. A first evaluation is recommended by the American Association of Orthodontists, even if treatment isn’t needed yet. Our team can monitor growth and step in at the ideal moment.
2. Teens with most permanent teeth. This is often the most efficient time for complete care, since growth and tooth eruption are working in your favor.
3. Adults of any age. If your gums and teeth are healthy, you can pursue treatment in your 20s, 40s, 60s, or beyond. Discreet options like Invisalign make it easy to start at any point in life.
4. Seniors with stable oral beauty. Long-standing crowding or shifting can often be addressed, as long as supporting tissues are healthy.

A free consult is the best way to know for sure. Dr. Madan and our skilled orthodontists will review your scan, listen to your smile goals, and let you know which braces options or aligner plans are the best match for you.

Frequently Asked Questions

At what age should my child first see an orthodontist?

The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a first evaluation by age 7. By then, enough permanent teeth have come in for an orthodontist to spot developing concerns like crossbites, crowding, or jaw growth issues. Early evaluation doesn’t always mean early treatment, but it gives our team the chance to monitor growth and act at the right moment.

Is it too late for adults to get braces or Invisalign?

It’s never too late to love your smile and be confident. Adults of any age can pursue orthodontic care as long as their gums and teeth are healthy. Many of our adult patients choose Invisalign for its discreet look in professional settings, while others select clear or traditional braces options. A free consult will confirm your options.

Can the whole family be treated at the same practice?

Yes. Beverly Hills Orthodontics is designed to serve children, teens, adults, and seniors all in one place. That means simpler scheduling, consistent care, and one team that gets to know your family’s dental history. Many families book back-to-back visits to save time and keep everyone’s care coordinated.

How long does treatment take for kids versus adults?

Children’s Phase One care often lasts about 6 to 18 months, with a possible second phase later. Adult care typically runs 12 to 24 months for full treatment, though shorter plans are common for minor corrections. These ranges reflect typical clinical norms, and Accelerated Orthodontics can shorten timelines for eligible patients.

Does Beverly Hills Orthodontics offer Invisalign for all ages?

Yes. We provide Invisalign for Teens and Invisalign for adults, with plans tailored to each patient’s bite and goals. Dr. Madan and her team have deep experience with clear aligner care across every age group, and your free consult will show you which approach suits you best.

Are payment plans available for family treatment?

Yes. Simple & affordable monthly payment plans help make care manageable when more than one family member is in treatment. Our team walks through every cost during your free consult so you can plan with confidence. Luxury service is deserved by all, and your presence is our greatest compliment, so we make sure every family feels supported from the very first visit through their smile transformation.