Your Orthodontist in Brewton, AL
Glass Orthodontics brings braces and Invisalign to Brewton with Dr. Glenn Glass. We treat kids, teens and adults, and every new patient starts with a free consultation.
Serving Brewton and the Surrounding Area
Patients come to our Brewton office from East Brewton and the smaller communities nearby. If you have been searching for an orthodontist in Brewton, AL without wanting to drive to Mobile or Pensacola, this is the closer option.
Sparkling & Sophisticated
At Glass Orthodontics in Brewton, we're all about a sparkling clean and sophisticated setting. Our advanced digital tools and superior sterilization methods ensure a safe, comfortable visit.
Convenient Orthodontic Care
Our Brewton office is conveniently located for easy access. Whether you're coming from home, work, or school, we're just a short trip away, making your orthodontic care stress-free.
The Most Amazing Around
"By FAR the most amazing around. Dr. Glass and his staff are absolutely phenomenal. I cannot say enough good things about them!”
- Mary W..
A Trusted Orthodontist in Brewton
Dr. Glass completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Alabama before attending the University of Alabama School of Dentistry where he graduated with honors. He then earned his master’s degree in orthodontics before moving further south to practice along Alabama’s beautiful Gulf Coast.
Dr. Glass often lectures at school and study clubs and stays up-to-date on the latest orthodontic advances through continuing education. He’s also a member of the American Association of Orthodontists, American Dental Association, Baldwin County Study Club, Mobile Area Dental Society, and Southern Association of Orthodontists.
Brewton Braces
Braces in Brewton handle the widest range of tooth and bite problems we see, from crowding and gaps to more complicated alignment issues. Brackets bond to each tooth and connect with a wire that applies steady, gentle pressure over months rather than all at once.
Dr. Glass fits both metal and clear ceramic brackets, and he will talk through which one suits your case at your first visit. Adjustments happen every few weeks at the Brewton office.
Brewton Invisalign
Invisalign in Brewton straightens teeth with a series of clear, removable trays instead of brackets and wires. Most people will not notice you are wearing them, which is why it is the treatment adults ask about most often.
Trays are worn 20 to 22 hours a day and swapped for the next set every one to two weeks. Invisalign handles most common alignment problems well, though some complex cases still do better with braces. Dr. Glass will tell you which one fits your case at a free consultation.
Find the Right Treatment in Brewton
Dr. Glass builds a plan around each patient rather than working from a template. At your free consultation in Brewton he will look at your bite, your tooth shape, your lip movement and how your face changes when you smile.
Families often book back to back here, so if you want a fuller picture of how that works, our guide to choosing a family orthodontist in Brewton walks through it. Otherwise, schedule your free consultation and we will take it from there.
Brewton Orthodontics FAQs
Do you treat adults at the Brewton office?
Yes. A good share of the patients Dr. Glass sees in Brewton are adults, and many of them never had orthodontic treatment as kids. Others had braces years ago and drifted after stopping their retainer. Both are common and both are treatable.
Do you offer braces and Invisalign for kids and teens in Brewton?
Both, and the right one depends on the case rather than the age. Teenagers often do well with Invisalign if they are reliable about wearing the trays. Younger patients with growing jaws frequently need braces to do the work properly.
Are you an Invisalign provider in Brewton?
Dr. Glass has treated Invisalign cases for years and does the planning himself rather than sending scans off to a lab. You will see the same doctor at every appointment.
At what age should my child first see an orthodontist?
Around age seven. Most kids do not need treatment that early, but it is when the first permanent molars and incisors come in, which is the earliest point a bite problem can be spotted and planned around.
How long does treatment usually take?
Most cases run somewhere between one and two years, though a mild case can finish faster and a complex bite correction can take longer. Dr. Glass will give you a realistic range at the consultation rather than a number that shifts later.