Gapped Teeth
Clear Aligners
Before and after library
Every case here was treated at our offices in Frisco and The Colony. Search the problem you're dealing with, like an open bite, gaps or an underbite, and you'll get every case we've published for it, with related bite problems underneath.
That's more published cases than any of the 22 orthodontic practices nearest our offices, counted October 12, 2026. How we counted
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
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Expander, Braces and Early Treatment (Phase I)
Expander and Braces
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces
Clear Aligners
Expander and Braces
Expander and Braces
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Braces
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
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Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
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Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Braces and Expander
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces, Expander and Early Treatment (Phase I)
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
Braces and Expander
Braces
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners and Braces
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners and Early Treatment (Phase I)
Clear Aligners
Braces and Expander
Braces
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces and Early Treatment (Phase I)
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
Braces
Braces
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Jaw Surgery and Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces and Early Treatment (Phase I)
Clear Aligners
Braces
Expander and Braces
Braces
Braces
Braces
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
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Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
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Clear Aligners
Braces
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Expander and Braces
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces
Braces
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Clear Aligners
Braces
Clear Aligners
Braces
Clear Aligners
Each bite problem has its own page with every case, what causes it and what to look for in the photos.
By treatment: Braces · Clear Aligners · Early Treatment (Phase I) · Expander · Jaw Surgery
A before-and-after photo is the closest thing to evidence you can look at before choosing an orthodontist. But a handful of photos doesn't tell you much. Any practice can find five good finishes.
What a library shows is range. Open bites closed with aligners. Underbites caught early in kids. Crowded lower teeth photographed from directly above, where nothing hides. If you can find a case that looks like yours, you can see how it was treated and how it finished, before you ever sit in the chair.
It's also a reason to have an orthodontist do your orthodontics. General dentists and pediatric dentists can offer braces and aligners, but an orthodontist finishes dental school and then spends two to three more years in a full-time residency that's only about moving teeth and guiding jaw growth. That training shows up where it's hardest to fake: the bite. Every case here was planned and finished by orthodontists, and the photos are there so you can judge the work yourself.
Straight front teeth on a bite that doesn't fit isn't a finished case. Side views show whether the upper teeth sit properly over the lowers.
The view looking down on the lower teeth is the honest one for crowding. It's also where teeth drift first if retainers stop getting worn.
A 9 year old with a crossbite and an adult with a skeletal underbite are different problems. Use the age filter to compare like with like.
Every result depends on the bite, growth and how consistently elastics, aligners and retainers get worn. These cases show what's realistic. They aren't a promise.
On October 12, 2026 we checked the websites of the 22 orthodontic practices closest to our three offices, taken from Google Maps results around Frisco, Prosper, The Colony and Little Elm. General dentists and pediatric dental offices weren't included.
We counted patients, not pictures. A case shown from three angles counts once. 19 sites could be counted with confidence, and the others couldn't be verified, so they're left out. Among the 19, the median was 5 cases, the largest gallery showed 16, and 8 showed none, pointing visitors to Instagram instead.
Photos posted only on social media weren't counted for anyone, including us. Our own number at the top of this page comes straight from the library and changes every time a case is published. Other practices' galleries change too, which is why the comparison carries a date.
Diplomate, American Board of Orthodontics
He has been a cover clinician for the American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, serves on the Orthotown editorial board and lectures nationally to other orthodontists on clear aligner treatment. D Magazine Best Dentist 2026.
topDentists, Dallas metro, 2026
Peer selected for the topDentists list five years running, a list that can't be bought. She holds dental degrees from Seoul National University and Boston University, trained with a Harvard externship, was a JCO Resident of the Year finalist and is a member of the Omicron Kappa Upsilon honor society.
Yes. Every case in this library was treated at one of our three offices by Dr. Baharvand, Dr. Kang or both, and is published with the patient's permission, or a parent's for minors.
Not exactly, and anyone who promises that is guessing. Your result depends on your bite, your growth if you're still growing, and how consistently elastics, aligners and retainers get worn. What these cases do show is what's realistic for a problem like yours. At a free consultation we take records and tell you what we'd expect for your bite specifically.
Because it varies more than people expect, and a number printed next to a photo reads like a promise. Treatment time depends on the bite, on growth and on wear. You get an estimate for your own case once we've seen your records.
Often, yes. Search "open bite aligners" or "crossbite aligners" above to see the ones we've published. Some bites still move more predictably with braces, and a skeletal underbite in an adult may need surgery. That decision gets made from X-rays, not photos.
Yes. Use the Adults filter to see adult cases only. Adults are treated with braces, clear braces or clear aligners.
Note the case number, or screenshot it, and bring it to your consultation. It's a useful starting point. We'll show you how your bite compares and what we'd do differently, if anything.
Yes. Your first consultation is free at all three offices, and one of our orthodontists reviews your X-rays and options with you in person.
Patients come to us from Prosper, Little Elm, Lewisville, Aubrey and across Denton and Collin counties.
5605 FM 423, Suite 600, Frisco, TX 75036
FM 423 and Lebanon Rd, next to the UPS Store
Mon to Fri, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed weekends.
2155 University Dr, Suite 110, Frisco, TX 75033
On 380 across from Cook Children's Prosper
Mon to Fri, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed weekends.
4713 Hwy 121, Suite 304, The Colony, TX 75056
Hwy 121 and 423, next to Ross
Mon to Fri, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Closed weekends.
Bring the case number to your free consultation. We'll take records and show you how your bite compares.
Need a general dentist for the family too? Our sister practice, Tribute Family Dentistry, is in the same building as our West Frisco office.