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Pitner Orthodontics of Columbia
About us
Welcome to Pitner Orthodontics of Columbia, where we specialize in creating beautiful smiles and healthy bites. Located in the heart of Columbia, In Pitner Orthodontics of Columbia our practice is led by Dr. John Pitner, a dedicated orthodontist with a passion for transforming smiles through personalized care and innovative orthodontic treatments.Our MissionAt Pitner Orthodontics of Columbia, our mission is to provide exceptional orthodontic care in a comfortable and friendly environment. We are committed to enhancing the oral health and self-confidence of our patients by delivering customized treatment plans and outstanding patient experiences.
Services
Traditional Braces
Clear Aligner Therapy
Clear Braces
Orthodontic Appliances
Early Orthodontic Treatment
Adult Orthodontics
Orthodontic Consultations
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Location & Hours
Faqs
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1. Does Pitner Orthodontics of Columbia offer payment plans or financing options?
Yes, we offer flexible payment plans and financing options to accommodate our patients' budgets. Our team will work with you to find a financial arrangement that fits your needs.
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2. At what age should my child have their first orthodontic consultation at Pitner Orthodontics of Columbia?
We recommend scheduling your child's first orthodontic consultation around the age of 7. Early evaluation allows us to detect and address potential orthodontic issues early, leading to better treatment outcomes.
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3. What types of orthodontic treatments does Pitner Orthodontics of Columbia offer?
We offer a variety of orthodontic treatments including traditional metal braces, clear ceramic braces, and clear aligner systems such as Invisalign®. Our treatments are tailored to meet the needs and preferences of each patient.
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4. How long does orthodontic treatment typically last at Pitner Orthodontics of Columbia?
The duration of orthodontic treatment varies depending on the complexity of the case and the type of treatment chosen. On average, treatment can last between 12 to 24 months, but this can vary widely.
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