Looking for a modern, welcoming orthodontic practice near Winslow? At Smiles For Maine Orthodontics, we provide personalized orthodontic care for children, teens, and adults using advanced technology and a patient-first approach. Led by Dr. Brian Patterson, our team combines clear communication, precise planning, and attentive care to help patients across central Maine achieve healthy, confident smiles.
Whether you’re exploring braces, Invisalign®, or LightForce 3D-printed braces, our focus is on making treatment comfortable, efficient, and rewarding from your first visit through your final results.
Our Waterville office is just a short drive from Winslow, making expert orthodontic care closer than you might expect. Schedule your Free New Patient Exam online or by phone today.
Winslow is located directly across the Kennebec River from our Waterville office, making expert orthodontic care just minutes away. Most patients reach us by crossing the Ticonic Bridge (US-201), creating a quick and convenient drive without the need for lengthy travel.
We’re proud to care for families from Winslow, Benton, Vassalboro, Fairfield, and surrounding central Maine communities.
Dr. Brian Patterson provides modern, patient-focused orthodontic care built on clear communication, precise treatment planning, and a commitment to long-term smile health. He treats children, teens, and adults with both traditional braces and clear aligners, tailoring every treatment plan to the individual.
Experience & Areas of Focus
At Smiles For Maine Orthodontics, we believe every family should have access to quality orthodontic care. Our team works closely with patients to explain every financial option clearly, helping you begin treatment with confidence.
Learn more about our financing and insurance options during your consultation.
We provide comprehensive orthodontic care for Winslow patients of every age, with treatment customized around your smile goals, schedule, and lifestyle.
Modern braces that move teeth gently and efficiently, including tooth-colored ceramic options and fully customized LightForce 3D-printed braces for a precise, personalized fit.
Clear, custom-made removable aligners that straighten teeth discreetly, making them a popular choice for teens and adults seeking a nearly invisible treatment option.
Custom-made retainers designed specifically for your smile help protect and maintain your orthodontic results long after treatment is complete.
Growth-guiding care for children that allows us to monitor developing teeth and jaws while determining the ideal time for treatment.
It’s never too late to improve your smile. We offer discreet, efficient treatment options, including three affordable adult Invisalign® plans designed for busy lifestyles.
Advanced 3D printing technology creates precise orthodontic appliances, enhancing accuracy, comfort, and treatment efficiency throughout every stage of the process.
Every smile tells a story. Explore our before-and-after gallery to see how braces, Invisalign®, and customized treatment plans have helped patients achieve healthier, more confident smiles with lasting results.
Choosing orthodontic care is an important decision. Here are a few questions families often ask when getting started with orthodontic treatment.
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends scheduling a child’s first orthodontic evaluation around age seven. If treatment isn’t needed yet, children can join our Smiles4ME Kids Club so we can continue monitoring their growth until the timing is right.
Our Waterville office is located just across the Kennebec River from Winslow, making it a quick and convenient drive for local families.
Yes. Invisalign® clear aligners, ceramic braces, and customized LightForce braces all provide excellent options for patients seeking a more discreet appearance.
Treatment varies based on individual needs. Early treatment often lasts between 9 and 18 months, while comprehensive orthodontic treatment for teens and adults commonly ranges from 12 to 24 months.
Yes. We offer pediatric sleep screening to help identify possible signs of sleep-disordered breathing early and coordinate care whenever appropriate.
