Experience the Greenleaf Orthodontics Difference: Your Journey to a Perfect Smile Starts Here!

Welcome to Greenleaf Orthodontics, where our mission is to celebrate every individual who walks through our doors. We believe in building our practice on the pillars of respect and value for each patient and team member.

We are dedicated to providing exceptional dental care with a commitment to excellence. By embracing shared principles and values, our team collaborates to deliver 5-star service. Our comprehensive orthodontic treatments include traditional metal braces, clear braces, aligners, Invisalign, whitening trays, and more. Let us help you find the perfect treatment tailored to your unique needs and goals.

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109 N Dodge St, Burlington, WI 53105
355 Greenleaf Ave, Unit C, Park City, IL 60085

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Email: greenleaforthodontics@gmail.com
Website: greenleaforthodontic.com

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