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# Cranston Orthodontics

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- [Why Delaying Orthodontics Can Cost You More Later](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/why-delaying-orthodontics-can-cost-you-more-later/): Why delaying orthodontics can cost you more later in Cranston. Learn the real risks of waiting and how Dr. Haralambidis can help you start treatment today.
- [Invisalign vs. Braces for Adults in Cranston, RI](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/invisalign-vs-braces-for-adults-in-cranston-ri/): Invisalign vs. braces in Providence — compare comfort, cost, and results for adults. Find out which treatment is right for you at Cranston Orthodontics.
- [First Orthodontic Appointment in Johnston, RI](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/first-orthodontic-appointment-in-johnston-ri/): Wondering what to expect at your first orthodontic appointment in Johnston? Dr. Haralambidis walks you through every step. Book your visit today!
- [Invisalign vs. Braces for Adults in Cranston, RI](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/invisalign-vs-braces-for-adults-in-cranston-ri-cranston-orthodontics/): Invisalign vs. braces for adults in Cranston — compare comfort, cost, visibility, and results. Find out which option fits your life. Book a consultation today.
- [First Orthodontic Visit in Cranston, RI](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/first-orthodontic-visit-in-cranston-ri-cranston-orthodontics/): Preparing for your first orthodontic visit in Cranston? Dr. Haralambidis walks you through exactly what to expect. Book your appointment today!
- [Invisalign for Adults in Cranston, RI](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/invisalign-for-adults-in-cranston-ri-cranston-orthodontics/): Adults in Providence are straightening teeth with Invisalign at 40, 50, and 60. Learn why it's never too late. Schedule with Dr. Haralambidis today.
- [Orthodontics in Johnston, RI](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/orthodontics-in-johnston-ri-cranston-orthodontics/): New to orthodontics in Johnston, RI? Dr. Haralambidis answers the 5 most common questions patients ask before starting treatment. Learn what to expect today.
- [Adult Invisalign in Cranston, RI](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/adult-invisalign-in-cranston-ri-cranston-orthodontics/): It's never too late for a straighter smile. Adults in Cranston are choosing Invisalign at 40, 50, and beyond. Learn why at Cranston Orthodontics with Dr. Haralambidis.
- [Orthodontics in Cranston, RI](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/orthodontics-in-cranston-ri-cranston-orthodontics/): Get honest answers to the 5 questions new orthodontic patients ask in Cranston, RI. Dr. Haralambidis explains costs, timelines, and what to expect. Learn more today.
- [Orthodontics Cranston RI](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/orthodontics-cranston-ri-cranston-orthodontics-2/): Explore orthodontics in Cranston, RI with Dr. Haralambidis. Perfect timing for prom, graduation & summer. Learn about braces & Invisalign today.
- [Orthodontics Cranston RI](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/orthodontics-cranston-ri-cranston-orthodontics/): Explore orthodontics in Cranston, RI with Dr. Haralambidis. Learn about braces, Invisalign, and why spring is the perfect time to start treatment. Book Now!
- [Teeth Whitening Cost & Value](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/teeth-whitening-cost-value-cranston-orthodontics/): Understand teeth whitening costs, financing options, and true value. Cranston Orthodontics helps you make a confident, informed smile investment.
- [Dental Implants: What You Need to Know](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/dental-implants-what-you-need-to-know/): Thinking about dental implants this spring? Learn how they work, who qualifies, and why they're a long-term smile solution. Contact Cranston Orthodontics today.

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- [Contact FB](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/contact-fb/): (401) 464-4999
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- [Terms Conditions](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/terms-conditions/): By accessing or using the services provided by Cranston Orthodontics, you agree to abide by these Terms of Service. If you do not agree, please refrain from using our services.
- [Cone Beam CT](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/cone-beam-ct/): A standard dental X-ray provides a flat, two-dimensional view, revealing only part of the story. Important details like root positions, bone density, airway dimensions, jaw joints, and the spatial relationships between structures require a third dimension — which cone beam CT provides.
- [iTero<sup>®</sup> Scanner](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/itero-scanner/): If you've had traditional impressions before, you know what they involve — cold putty packed into a tray and pressed against your teeth while you wait for it to set. Uncomfortable, imprecise, and completely unnecessary with today's technology.
- [Early Orthodontic Treatment](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/early-orthodontic-treatment/): These are just a few of the questions surrounding the topic of early orthodontic treatment for children. The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children see an orthodontist as early as age seven. At this point the orthodontist will evaluate whether your child will need orthodontic treatment.
- [Clear Aligners](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/clear-aligners/): Clear Aligners for a Straighter Smile
Clear aligners are an effective, cosmetic alternative to traditional metal braces, because they use a system of clear, removable trays used to straighten teeth. Each aligner is custom-made to fit over your teeth and is designed to gradually move teeth into their proper position.How Clear Aligners Work
Just like braces, clear aligners use gradual force to control tooth movement, but without any metal wires or brackets. The aligners are made with a strong plastic material that is fabricated to fit your mouth. As treatment progresses you switch aligners. Each aligner is a little different, so your teeth move a little more with every change.Custom Design
Your orthodontist begins by taking digital impressions or scans of your teeth to create a precise 3D model. Using this model, a series of aligners is created, each designed to move teeth slightly closer to their ideal position.01Gradual Shifts
Each set of aligners is worn every day for at least 22 hours per day. After about one or two weeks, you’ll move on to the next aligner set in the series. The aligners exert gentle pressure on specific teeth, shifting them over time.02Monitoring Progress
You’ll typically need to check in with your orthodontist every six to eight weeks so we can monitor your progress and give you the next sets of aligners.03Why Choose Clear Aligners for Orthodontic Treatment Aesthetic Appeal: Aligners are transparent and nearly invisible, making them an excellent choice for those who want a subtle treatment. Comfort: Without metal brackets or wires, there’s less risk of mouth irritation, and aligners are smooth and comfortable to wear. Removable: The aligners can be taken out for eating, brushing, and flossing, which allows for easier oral hygiene compared to traditional braces. Flexibility: Whether you’re a teen involved in sports or an adult with a busy social calendar, aligners fit seamlessly into your lifestyle. Effectiveness: Clear aligners can treat a wide range of orthodontic issues, from mild crowding and spacing to more complex cases involving overbites or crossbites. Fewer Emergencies: With no wires or brackets to break, clear aligners tend to result in fewer orthodontic emergencies, like poking wires or broken brackets.
If you're interested in orthodontic treatment with clear aligners, schedule an appointment and talk to your orthodontist about whether this is the right treatment option for you. It’s the first step toward achieving the beautiful smile you've always wanted!New Patients Welcome
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- [Orthodontic FAQs](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/orthodontic-faqs/): Your Orthodontic Questions, Answered
What is orthodontics?Orthodontics is a specialized area of dentistry focused on diagnosing, preventing, and correcting misaligned teeth and jaws. Treatment improves not only the appearance of your smile but also your bite, oral health, and overall function.At what age should my child see an orthodontist?The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children have their first orthodontic evaluation by age seven. Early visits allow us to identify potential issues and determine the best time to begin treatment, if needed.Do all children need early orthodontic treatment?Not always. While some children benefit from early (Phase 1) treatment, others may only need monitoring until the right time for comprehensive care. Each child’s needs are unique, and we tailor recommendations accordingly.Is orthodontic treatment only for kids and teens?No — orthodontic treatment is for all ages. Many adults choose to improve their smiles and bite later in life, and modern options make treatment more comfortable and discreet than ever.What types of orthodontic treatments do you offer?We offer a range of treatment options, including traditional metal braces, clear (ceramic) braces, self-ligating braces, and clear aligners. During your consultation, we’ll help you choose the best option based on your needs and goals.How long does orthodontic treatment take?Treatment time varies depending on the complexity of your case, but most patients wear braces or aligners for 12 to 24 months. Some cases may be shorter or longer.Do braces or aligners hurt?You may experience mild discomfort when treatment begins or after adjustments, but this typically fades within a few days. Most patients quickly adapt to their appliances.How often will I need to visit the office?Appointments are usually scheduled every 6 to 8 weeks, depending on your treatment plan. Clear aligner patients may have slightly different schedules.What foods should I avoid with braces?If you have braces, it’s best to avoid hard, sticky, or chewy foods like popcorn, caramel, gum, and hard candies, as they can damage brackets and wires.How do I care for my teeth during treatment?Good oral hygiene is essential. Brush after every meal, floss daily, and keep up with regular dental cleanings to maintain healthy teeth and gums throughout treatment.Will I need to wear a retainer after treatment?Yes. Retainers help keep your teeth in their new positions after treatment is complete. Wearing your retainer as instructed is key to maintaining your results.Does insurance cover orthodontic treatment?Many dental insurance plans include orthodontic benefits. Our team will help you understand your coverage and explore flexible payment options to make treatment affordable.How do I get started?The first step is scheduling a consultation. During your visit, we’ll evaluate your smile, discuss your goals, and create a customized treatment plan designed just for you.New Patients Welcome
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- [Orthodontics for All Ages](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/orthodontics-for-all-ages/): Learn More
- [Dental Referral](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/dental-referral/): (401) 464-4999
- [Refer a Friend](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/refer-a-friend/): (401) 464-4999
- [Request an Appointment](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/request-an-appointment/): (401) 464-4999
- [Technology](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/technology/): At Cranston Orthodontics, technology is not an afterthought — it is foundational to how Dr. Cosmo diagnoses, plans, and delivers treatment. Every tool we use is selected because it produces better diagnostic information, more precise treatment, greater patient comfort, or faster results — ideally all four.
- [Growth & Development Analysis](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/growth-development-analysis/): The most effective orthodontic care for children doesn't begin the day braces go on. It begins years earlier — with a thorough, ongoing assessment of how a child's jaw, facial structures, airway, and dentition are developing over time.
- [Corrective Jaw Surgery](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/corrective-jaw-surgery/): For most orthodontic patients, braces or aligners are enough to create a straight, well-functioning smile. But for some, the issue isn’t just the teeth — it’s the jaw itself. When the upper jaw, lower jaw, or both develop with significant skeletal discrepancy, corrective jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery) may be the most effective path to a functional, balanced, and lasting result.
- [Airway & Breathing Evaluation](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/airway-breathing-evaluation/): For too long, orthodontics and airway health were treated as separate concerns — one the domain of the orthodontist, the other belonging to ENT physicians and sleep specialists. At Cranston Orthodontics, Dr. Cosmo takes a different view — one that is increasingly supported by the clinical evidence.
- [AcceleDent<sup>®</sup> Aura](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/acceledent-aura/): For many patients, the biggest hesitation about orthodontic treatment isn't the look of braces — it's the time commitment. If the thought of spending a year or more in treatment feels like a barrier, AcceleDent® Aura may be exactly what you've been waiting for.
- [Myofascial Therapy](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/myofascial-therapy/): The position and alignment of teeth and jaws are not determined by bones and genetics alone. The muscles of the face, jaw, tongue, and throat — and the patterns of how those muscles function at rest and during activities like swallowing, speaking, and breathing — play a significant role in shaping how the dental and skeletal structures develop, and in determining whether orthodontic treatment results remain stable over time.
- [WildSmiles<sup>®</sup>](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/wildsmiles/): Who says getting braces has to be a drag? At Cranston Orthodontics, we believe orthodontic treatment should be something patients look forward to — not dread. WildSmiles® designer braces turn the experience into an opportunity for self-expression, letting kids and teens put their own personal stamp on their smile from day one.
- [Sleep & ENT Integration](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/sleep-ent-integration/): For most children, orthodontics begins and ends with the teeth. But for a growing number of patients — those whose orthodontic concerns are connected to airway, breathing, and sleep — the most effective care requires a wider lens.
- [Dental Pain Eraser & Synapse<sup>™</sup>](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/dental-pain-eraser-synapse/): Most orthodontists offer pain management. Dr. Cosmo created it.
- [Orthodontic Info](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/orthodontic-info/): Orthodontics is a specialized branch of dentistry focused on diagnosing, preventing, and correcting misaligned teeth and jaws. Using appliances such as braces, clear aligners, and other devices, orthodontists guide teeth into their proper positions — improving not just the appearance of your smile, but the overall function of your bite.
- [Types of Braces](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/types-of-braces/): No two smiles are the same — and no two treatment plans should be either. At Cranston Orthodontics, Dr. Cosmo offers a comprehensive range of orthodontic appliances for children, teens, and adults. During your complimentary new patient exam, Dr. Cosmo will evaluate your teeth, bite, and jaw and recommend the option best suited to your individual case.
- [Self-Ligating Braces](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/self-ligating-braces/): Self-ligating braces are a modern evolution of traditional fixed braces — using the same fundamental mechanics of brackets and archwires, but with one important difference: instead of elastic ties holding the archwire to each bracket, a built-in sliding clip mechanism does the job.
- [Brushing and Flossing](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/brushing-and-flossing/): Oral Hygiene During Orthodontic Treatment
When you have braces, it's very important to brush and floss after every meal in order to keep your teeth and gums healthy throughout your orthodontic treatment. If you need help choosing the right toothbrush, toothpaste, and dental floss, please ask us and we can help you choose the right products for your teeth and your appliance.Brushing With Braces
Brush your teeth for two minutes after every meal with a soft-bristled, small-headed toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste. As an alternative, you can use a powered toothbrush to increase your brushing effectiveness. Brush the outside and inside surfaces of your teeth using small, gentle, circular motions while positioning the head of the toothbrush at a 45-degree angle to the gum line. Brush your teeth’s chewing surfaces and the inside surface of your front teeth using short, gentle, back-and-forth motions. Pay close attention to the areas around your brackets or other appliances.Flossing With Braces
Flossing after every meal will help keep your teeth and braces clean, which will also help keep your treatment time on track. To floss with braces, use a floss threader or special orthodontic floss to thread the floss behind each wire. Wrap the ends of the floss around your pointer fingers of both hands, leaving a few inches of taut floss between them. Gently slide the floss between each set of teeth using a back and forth motion. Floss the sides of each tooth beneath the gum line to remove plaque and food particles. Repeat this process until you’ve flossed all of your teeth. If you find that your floss is not removing all of the food particles between your teeth and around your braces, ask us about a water flosser!Extra Tips for a Healthy Smile With Braces Use fluoride toothpaste: This helps strengthen enamel and prevent cavities. Avoid sticky and sugary foods: These can increase plaque buildup and make cleaning harder. Rinse with mouthwash: An alcohol-free fluoride rinse can help wash away bacteria and strengthen enamel. Keep up with regular dental cleanings: In addition to your orthodontic visits, continue seeing your dentist for professional cleanings.
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- [Orthodontic Emergency Care](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/orthodontic-emergency-care/): True orthodontic emergencies are rare — but when they do occur, Cranston Orthodontics is here for you. If you are experiencing severe pain or have an appliance problem you cannot manage on your own, call our office at (401) 464-4999 and we will schedule an appointment to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.
- [Clear Braces](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/clear-braces/): Having braces doesn't have to mean a mouth full of visible metal brackets and wires. Clear braces — also called ceramic braces or tooth-colored braces — are designed to blend naturally with your teeth, giving you a significantly less noticeable alternative to traditional metal braces while delivering the same precise, effective results.
- [Allied Star AS](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/allied-star-as/): If you’ve had traditional orthodontic impressions taken before, you know the experience: a tray packed with putty pressed into your mouth, material oozing toward the back of your throat, waiting for it to set — hoping it comes out cleanly. It’s one of the most universally disliked parts of dental and orthodontic care.
- [3D Printing Technology](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/3d-printing-technology/): When most orthodontic practices were still packing impression trays with putty and shipping molds to outside labs, Dr. Cosmo was already printing. He was among the first orthodontists in the country to integrate 3D printing technology into a clinical workflow — not as a novelty, but as a fundamental shift in how orthodontic appliances are designed, produced, and fitted.
- [i-CAT<sup>®</sup> FLX 3D Imaging](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/i-cat-flx-3d-imaging/): Your orthodontic treatment is only as good as the information behind it. A treatment plan built from a flat, two-dimensional X-ray and a visual exam is working with incomplete data. The i-CAT FLX Cone Beam 3D Imaging System changes that — completely.
- [Orchestrate 3D](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/orchestrate-3d/): Most orthodontic aligner systems work the same way: your case gets sent to an outside lab, produced by technicians who have never met you, and shipped back for your orthodontist to fit. Orchestrate 3D is different — fundamentally.
- [Two-Phase Orthodontic Treatment](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/two-phase-orthodontic-treatment/): Two-phase orthodontic treatment is a carefully sequenced approach that addresses both the teeth and the underlying jaw and facial structures — at the times in your child's development when those changes are most effective.
- [Orthodontics for Adults](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/orthodontics-for-adults/): Orthodontic treatment isn't just for teenagers. In fact, the American Association of Orthodontists reports that one in every five orthodontic patients today is over the age of 21 — and that number continues to grow.
- [Orthodontics for Teens](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/orthodontics-for-teens/): Experienced orthodontists like Dr. Cosmo can easily recognize teens with existing or developing bite issues, crowding, spacing, and alignment problems — and the teen years are when your child's bone and jaw structure are mature enough to allow orthodontic treatment to begin.
- [Orthodontics for Children](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/orthodontics-for-children/): As a parent, you want to give your child every advantage in life—and that includes a healthy, confident smile. Early orthodontic care plays a key role in guiding proper development and preventing more complex issues later on.
- [Smile 7 Because 8 is Too Late](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/smile-7-because-8-is-too-late/): Dr. Cosmo and the team at Cranston Orthodontics would like to say thank you to the wonderful community that we have been a part of for nearly 30 years!
- [Thank You for Dental Referral](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/thank-you-for-dental-referral/): (401) 464-4999
- [Thank You for Refer a Friend](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/thank-you-for-refer-a-friend/): (401) 464-4999
- [Smile Gallery](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/smile-gallery/): Before
- [Patient Profiles](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/patient-profiles/): Caitlin
- [Contact Us](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/contact-us/): (401) 464-4999
- [ABO Certification](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/abo-certification/): American Board of Orthodontics Doctor Certification
The American Board of Orthodontics (ABO) was founded in 1929. It is the oldest and most prestigious specialty board in dentistry. The ABO's aim is to elevate the standards of the practice of orthodontia, to familiarize the public with its aim and ideals, and to protect the public against irresponsible and unqualified practitioners.What ABO Certification Means for You
The ABO upholds rigorous standards to ensure orthodontists maintain exceptional knowledge and clinical skills throughout their careers. These standards include: To evaluate the knowledge and clinical skills of graduates of accredited orthodontic programs by conducting exams and conferring time-limited certificates To re-evaluate clinical knowledge and skills through administration of recertification exams throughout a Diplomate's career To support the development of quality graduate, postgraduate, and continuing education programs in orthodontics To promote and encourage certification expertise throughout the world
Becoming Board Certified
To become board certified, an orthodontist has to pass a rigorous set of written and clinical examinations, as well as a comprehensive review of his or her credentials. The initial process of becoming board certified can take anywhere from five to ten years. Once certified, the orthodontist must become recertified every ten years to maintain board-certified status.What Does It Mean to Be Board Certified
A board-certified orthodontist, also known as a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics, has been voluntarily examined by his or her peers on the basis of knowledge and clinical skills. Becoming board certified signifies the orthodontist's pursuit of continued proficiency and excellence in orthodontics.New Patients Welcome
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- [Invisalign<sup>®</sup> Videos](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/invisalign-videos/): Real Mom Discusses Invisalign Treatment
- [Invisalign<sup>®</sup> Testimonials](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/invisalign-testimonials/): Christa (Age: 44)
- [About Us](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/about-us/): At Cranston Orthodontics, our mission is to provide the highest quality orthodontic care in a warm, caring, and fun environment. We are proud to serve families throughout Cranston, RI with personalized treatment designed to create healthy, confident smiles that last a lifetime.
- [Patient Forms](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/patient-forms/): New Patient Forms for Cranston Orthodontics Patients
Please take a minute to print and fill out the patient information form before your first appointment:Patient Health History FormPatient Health History Form (ES)Supplemental Informed ConsentPatient Screening Form**Please complete before each visitNew Patients Welcome
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- [Insurance & Financing](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/insurance-financing/): If you have insurance that will be covering any portion of your orthodontic treatment, our office staff is always available to help you with insurance claims and paperwork.
- [Invisalign<sup>®</sup> Costs](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/invisalign-costs/): Many factors determine the cost of your Invisalign treatment: the extent of the issues you want corrected, how long your treatment plan will last, and the specific treatment details prescribed by the doctor.
- [Invisalign<sup>®</sup> FAQs](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/invisalign-faqs/): The Invisalign system is the virtually invisible way to straighten your teeth and achieve the smile you’ve always wanted. Invisalign treatment uses advanced 3D computer imaging technology to depict your complete treatment plan, from the initial position of your teeth to the final desired position.
- [Invisalign<sup>®</sup> Info](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/invisalign-info/): Your custom-made aligners will be made of Invisalign’s proprietary SmartTrack® material. They’re virtually invisible, so most people won’t even notice you’re wearing them during your teeth straightening.
- [Invisalign<sup>®</sup> for Adults](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/invisalign-for-adults/): Invisalign clear aligners use the most advanced technology to give you your best smile yet. Using a series of aligners made with advances such as proprietary SmartTrack® material, Invisalign treatment can straighten your teeth with 75% more predictability.* Plus, your smile is shaped more gently and with less pain than braces.**
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- [What Sets Us Apart](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/what-sets-us-apart/): At Cranston Orthodontics, your care is personal. We believe every patient deserves more than a treatment plan — you deserve a practice that genuinely invests in your outcome. That’s why Dr. Cosmo and our team have spent over two decades pushing the boundaries of what orthodontic care looks like, combining leading credentials, world-class technology, and a deeply patient-centered philosophy.
- [Office Tour](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/office-tour/): Visit Our Warm & Modern Cranston Orthodontics Office
We understand your need to receive treatment in a practice where you feel comfortable, safe, and welcome. Please feel free to schedule an appointment, or stop by for a complete tour of our practice. You will get to meet our team, walk through our office and treatment areas, and learn more about the treatments we provide.New Patients Welcome
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- [Invisalign<sup>®</sup> for Teens](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/invisalign-for-teens/): No two teen cases are the same, which is why Align Technology is constantly advancing its Invisalign digital treatment solutions. This allows our office to deliver a unique, customized teeth-straightening solution that’s more precise and keeps your teen moving forward.
- [Services](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/services/): Learn More
- [New Patients](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/new-patients/): Visiting the orthodontist about every four to eight weeks is an important part of your orthodontic treatment. Our practice will work with you to make sure that your appointments are as convenient as possible. When scheduling appointments, please let us know what days and times work best for you.
- [Home](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/): At Cranston Orthodontics in Cranston, RI, our mission is to provide our patients with the highest quality of treatment in the most warm, caring, and fun environment possible.
- [Dr. Cosmo Haralambidis](https://www.cranstonorthodontics.com/dr-cosmo-haralambidis/): Dr. Cosmo received his education at the University Of Pennsylvania School Of Dental Medicine and Boston University Medical Center’s Department of Orthodontics. He remains highly active in continuing education in order to offer his patients the most current technology in his field.
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