Check out our welcome video!

Have you seen the Davis & Davis Orthodontics welcome video? The video - just 1:12 long - discusses the treatments offered by Drs. Dale and Lisa Davis. It's pretty much everything you need to know about us in just over a minute! We are working on getting more videos to our YouTube channel, but for now enjoy this video!

If you’ve been thinking about getting that perfect smile, Drs. Dale and Lisa would love to have you in for a FREE consultation. Please give us a call at 989.631.1334 to set one up!

Ask Drs. Dale and Lisa Davis: What can I expect during the consultation?

What a great question! When you first come in for your initial consultation at Davis & Davis Orthodontics, our staff and doctors will conduct a comprehensive examination to assess your oral health. This will better enable us to determine the best treatment method for you.

At your following appointment, Drs. Dale and Lisa Davis will discuss your orthodontic options with you. Our staff feels it’s important to take the time to carefully examine your diagnostic records after your consultation so that Drs. Dale and Lisa can more thoroughly prepare for your treatment. We also ask that if you are seeking orthodontic treatment for your child, that both you and your child attend the consultation. Give us a call at 989.631.1334 today and schedule a consultation! We look forward to hearing from you!

What do you love about Davis & Davis Orthodontics?

From your very first visit to Davis & Davis Orthodontics, our professional team strives to provide you superior treatment in a pleasant, friendly atmosphere. We thought we’d ask you, our wonderful patients: Have you been especially impressed by Drs. Dale and Lisa Davis? Did our talented staff go out of their way to make your day? Are you in love with your new smile?

Our expert orthodontists and staff are very much a team and maintain a very cooperative spirit among doctors, staff, patients and our patients' families. We are devoted to support in achieving the ultimate in clinical results for our patients while making certain that each find their orthodontic experience to be enjoyable and rewarding.

Whether you’ve just come in for a consultation or your family has been visiting Davis & Davis Orthodontics for years, we’d love to hear your feedback. Or, you can tell us by giving us a call or posting on our Facebook page!

We hope to post a few reviews next week! Have a great weekend!!

Ask Drs. Dale and Lisa Davis: Am I too old for braces?

At Davis & Davis Orthodontics, nobody is too old for braces! In fact, our staff recently read a fascinating statistic: the number of adults getting braces has climbed 24 percent since 1996! Yes, braces help make your pearly whites strong, healthy and perfectly-aligned, but perhaps another reason for the spike in adult braces is this: people want to look and feel great. In an age—and society—where looks matter as much as anything, and at a time when evenly-aligned teeth might be the difference between getting a job or a promotion, adults are choosing—wisely, we might add—to invest in orthodontics. Orthodontic treatment with Drs. Dale and Lisa Davis can be successful at any age, and adults especially appreciate the benefits of a beautiful smile.

If you’ve been thinking about getting that perfect smile, Drs. Dale and Lisa Davis would love to have you visit for a consultation. Please give us a call to set one up!

This April, play it safe! From Drs. Dale and Lisa Davis

April, also known as National Facial Protection Month, is almost upon us, and for Drs. Dale and Lisa Davis and our team at Davis and Davis Orthodontics, that only means one thing: it’s once again time to remind our dear patients to protect their faces and pearly whites. Above is a helpful video from our friends at the AAO about staying safe on the ball field this spring.

We hope the above video helps. Protective gear is vital for anyone engaging in tooth or mouth-threatening activities. If you have any further questions about any of the tips offered in the video, please contact our staff. And remember to have fun and stay safe on the field this spring!

Tell Davis & Davis Orthodontics what’s on your mind!

You know how it works: Week after week, Drs. Dale and Lisa Davis, as well as our dedicated staff, write about topics related to orthodontics and your well-being. Well, this week, we thought we’d step back and ask you, our terrific patients: what’s on your mind? What would you like us to focus on our blog? What would you like to know about the exciting field of orthodontics? Perhaps there’s something you’ve wanted to ask Drs. Davis but couldn’t? Here’s your chance! Let us know by posting here on the blog or on our Facebook page!

Give us your best shot, and we’ll try to answer any question you may have!

Wishing you Happy St. Patty's Day, from Davis and Davis Orthodontics

Drs. Dale and Lisa Davis hope you remembered to dress in green when you stepped out the door this morning. Whether Irish or not, millions of people around the world celebrate St. Patrick's Day with toasts, parades and "the wearing of the green." Here are some fun facts about St. Patty’s Day our team knows you will enjoy:

• St. Patrick’s Day is observed on March 17th because that is the feast day of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland. It is also a worldwide celebration of Irish culture and history.

• The name “lephrechaun” has several origins. It could be from the Irish Gaelic word “leipreachan,” which means “a kind of aqueous sprite.” Or, it could be from “leath bhrogan,” which simply means “shoemaker.”

• Some American towns have Irish names. They include: Shamrock Lakes, Indiana; Shamrock, Oklahoma; Shamrock, Texas; Dublin, California and Dublin, Ohio and Mount Gay-Shamrock, West Virginia

• Despite what you may have heard, St. Patrick never banished snakes from Ireland. In fact, no snakes exist or ever existed in Ireland. Ireland is surrounded by icy ocean waters, much too cold to allow snakes to migrate from Britain or anywhere else.

• St. Patrick's Day was first celebrated in Boston, in 1737. Approximately 34 million Americans claim Irish ancestry. That’s almost nine times the population of Ireland, which has 4.1 million people.