At Jaffe Orthodontics, we are committed to providing the latest and greatest orthodontic treatment options to all of our patients. Metal, clear, or lingual braces may be the right option for you, but what if you want something that makes it seem like you are not wearing any orthodontic equipment at all? What if you want something that is nearly invisible? Then your orthodontist in the Barrington, Portsmouth, and Bristol area has the answer.

Today’s world of orthodontic treatments and techniques includes some of the latest and greatest innovations within the industry to date. Orthodontists, like your local Portsmouth, Barrington, and Bristol orthodontist Dr. Jaffe, are utilizing tools to make procedures quicker, more comfortable, and more effective. One of these newly advanced treatments is AcceleDent, which is a revolutionary way to reduce orthodontic treatment time and get straight teeth faster, whether you are wearing metal braces,

Revolutionary Orthodontic Technology Designed Specifically for Adolescents

At Jaffe Orthodontics, we understand that teenagers have unique needs when it comes to orthodontic treatment. While traditional braces have been effective for decades, today’s teens deserve treatment options that fit seamlessly into their active, social lives. That’s why we’re proud to offer Invisalign Teen, a cutting-edge orthodontic solution that combines the proven effectiveness of clear aligner technology with features specifically designed for the teenage lifestyle.

At Jaffe Orthodontics, our mission is to provide the highest quality in orthodontic care while ensuring the maximum level of comfort and convenience. One of the biggest ways we live up to that standard is through our use of only the latest in advanced, cutting-edge orthodontic technology. We’re proud to say that our use of orthodontic technology reduces wait times, enhances patient comfort, and increases the effectiveness of our treatment.

Don’t Let Your Orthodontic Treatment Compromise Your Bright Smile

Starting orthodontic treatment with braces can feel overwhelming at first. Between adjusting to the metal brackets, getting used to the wires, and feeling your teeth gradually shift into place, there’s a lot to adapt to. One of the most common concerns patients share with us is the fear of discovering white squares where their brackets used to be after treatment,