Braces & early treatment for kids · Round Rock, TX

Is it time to get your child checked?

Braces when they’re ready. Payments when you are. Ask us what your plan would look like.

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Orthodontists recommend a first check-up by age 7, but a visit doesn’t mean your child needs braces yet. Often it just means peace of mind and a plan for the right time.

An orthodontic specialist who’s gentle with kids and honest with parents.

★ Orthodontic Specialist

♡ Great with kids

⚑ Round Rock

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Now enrolling new smiles. Book your free consultation this month. Same-day braces available. Ask about starting at your first visit. Flexible plans. Let's find yours.

20+ years of experience

Voted Best of Round Rock seven times since 2019.

Free, no-pressure consultation

Why so early?

A check-up by age 7, Not Braces By Age 7

Around age 7, a child’s first adult molars and front teeth come in, which lets an orthodontist spot how the bite and jaw are developing. Catching a concern early keeps options open, but most kids simply get watched over time and treated later, if at all.

An early visit is about information, not pressure. If your child doesn’t need anything yet, we’ll happily tell you that and check back as they grow.

Signs it may be Worth a look

If you’ve noticed any of these, a quick evaluation is a good idea:

• Losing baby teeth early or late, or teeth coming in crowded or crooked

• Difficulty chewing or biting, or a bite that looks off

• Jaw that shifts, clicks, or looks uneven

• Thumb-sucking past age 5, or long-term pacifier use

• Teeth that don’t meet normally, or front teeth that stick out

• A dentist suggested an orthodontic evaluation

What happens next

Two Honest Paths, Whichever Is Right For Your Child

After the evaluation, Dr. Giasi will recommend one of two things, and never more than your child actually needs.

1. Watch & wait

For most kids, the answer is simply to monitor growth with periodic check-ups and begin treatment later, often in the teen years, only if and when it’s needed. No rush, no unnecessary treatment.

2. Early treatment (when it helps)

Sometimes stepping in early makes later treatment simpler. Depending on the need, that might mean a few braces on select teeth or a palatal expander to correct a crossbite, relieve crowding, or create room for permanent teeth as the jaw grows.

Whether early treatment is appropriate is determined individually at your child’s evaluation. Not every child needs it. Expander and early-treatment fees vary by treatment plan and are quoted at your visit.

Why parents trust us

Honest guidance, Gentle Care

We’re a locally owned, doctor-led practice, not a chain. That means we’ll never recommend treatment your child doesn’t need, and we’ll take the time to explain everything in plain language.

Dr. Giasi is an orthodontic specialist who has cared for Round Rock families since 2012.

Round Rock families Love Us

A few words from parents.

My daughter got her braces with wildflower orthodontics in Round Rock and the whole team was awesome! They had great customer service every step of the way! She is happy with the way her teeth look!

L. Davis

I love that I found this place for my daughter! The atmosphere, staff and Dr are just the best, not to mention they get us in out in great timing! Pricing was much better than their close competition as well.

C. Sprague

Reviews are from actual patients of record.

Not sure if it's time? Let's find out together.

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You’ll get a straight answer about where your child stands, and no pressure either way.

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