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Orthodontists in Ellicott City, MD

16 orthodontists practice in Ellicott City, Maryland. Save any office to your free Patient Passport and your records travel with you — forms, history, and insurance in one place.

Alfred Maskeroni, DDS

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

9396 Baltimore National Pike(410) 465-5945

Christopher Scott, DDS

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

10045 Baltimore National Pike Ste A1(410) 418-8370

Drs Greenwald Riger Kyser & Wang

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

10045 Baltimore National Pike(410) 418-8370

Frederick Schoenbrodt, DDS

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

9005 Chevrolet Drive(410) 465-5253

Kathleen Lynott, DDS, MDS

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

5082 Dorsey Hall Dr Ste 202(410) 740-0002

Kenneth Kyser

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

10045 Baltimore National Pike(410) 418-8370

Kevin Barnes, DDS

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

10045 Baltimore National Pike Ste A1(410) 418-8370

Lang Orthodontics

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

10030 Baltimore National Pike Ste D120(410) 461-2700

Lawrence Wang

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

10045 Baltimore National Pike(410) 418-8370

Level Orthodontics Llc

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

8001 Hillsborough Rd Ste 130(410) 988-2000

Maxine Clark, D.D.S.

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

5094 Dorsey Hall Dr(410) 992-7911

Michael Pantos, D.M.D

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

10282 Baltimore National Pike(410) 480-0426

Mitra Derakhshan, DDS MS

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

5082 Dorsey Hall Dr Ste 202(202) 445-4972

Ox Orthodontix, Llc

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

5082 Dorsey Hall Dr(410) 740-0002

Sandra Selnick, DDS MS

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

5082 Dorsey Hall Dr Ste 202(410) 740-0002

Victoria Switzer, DDS MS

Orthodontist (Dentofacial)

5042 Dorsey Hall Drive(410) 884-9929

Common questions about orthodontists

What does an orthodontist do?

An orthodontist is a dentist with two to three additional years of specialty training in straightening teeth and aligning jaws. They treat crowding, gaps, overbites, underbites, and bite problems using braces, clear aligners, retainers, and other appliances — for kids, teens, and adults.

At what age should a child see an orthodontist?

The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a first orthodontic check-up by age 7. Most kids won’t need treatment that early, but a quick evaluation lets the orthodontist catch jaw-growth or bite issues while they’re easiest to guide — and time treatment for the best result with the least hardware.

How do I book an orthodontist consultation?

Most orthodontists offer a free or low-cost initial consultation — pick a practice above and call, or book online at offices marked "on Intake.Dental." Intake-verified offices also handle your new-patient forms digitally and accept the free Patient Passport, so your records and treatment history move with you between providers.

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