Transforming Smiles,

Changing Lives

Our approach to orthodontics is unique. See how we can help you.

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Transforming Smiles,

Changing Lives

Our approach to orthodontics is unique. See how we can help you.

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All Your Orthodontic Needs In One Place

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Andrew Kuhlberg, DMD

About Us

Orthodontist Avon CT

At Kuhlberg Orthodontics, we are committed to helping patients of all ages to achieve the beautiful, healthy, and confident smile they’ve always wanted! Dr. Andrew Kuhlberg and our team’s top priority is to provide you with the highest quality of orthodontic care in a friendly, comfortable environment. Our patient care is based on core scientific principles and incorporates the best of new technologies to ensure you receive the most effective care possible. Our goal is to provide orthodontic care that is minimally invasive and maximally effective.

Dr. Andrew Kuhlberg has an approach that puts the patient first by focusing first and foremost on the individual and then tailoring the treatment to suit their specific needs. As a board-certified orthodontist in Avon CT recognized by the American Board of Orthodontics, Dr. Kuhlberg has the expertise and experience to offer customized treatments and the advanced techniques needed to deliver brilliant, healthy smiles that can greatly improve a patient's confidence and overall quality of life.

Kuhlberg Orthodontics

We’re committed to building lasting relationships with families while delivering exceptional orthodontic care in a friendly, supportive environment. Our mission is to help every patient, from growing kids to busy adults, feel confident, informed, and cared for throughout their orthodontic journey.

Our skilled team doesn’t just straighten teeth—we closely monitor bite alignment, jaw development, and overall smile progression at every stage of life. Using advanced tools like digital imaging and 3D scanning, we create personalized, gentle treatment plans designed for optimal comfort and lasting results.

We’re proud to provide a positive orthodontic experience that empowers both kids and adults to achieve confident, healthy smiles for life. Contact our Avon CT office today to schedule your consultation—we’d love to be part of your smile story.

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Everyone Deserves A Beautiful Smile

We strive to improve the appearance of your smile and deliver a fully functional bite that makes chewing, speaking, and smiling more comfortable. We care for patients throughout the Farmington Valley, including Avon, Simsbury, Farmington, Unionville, Burlington, Canton, West Hartford, and the surrounding towns. To learn more about the services we provide, please schedule a complimentary consultation at our Avon CT orthodontic office. We look forward to meeting you!

The History of Orthodontics

Orthodontics may feel like a modern solution, but the desire for straight teeth has been around for centuries—literally. Believe it or not, early forms of braces date all the way back to ancient Egypt and Greece, where archeologists have found mummies with metal bands around their teeth and writings describing methods to align teeth using crude wires.

In the 19th century, American orthodontist Edward Angle took things a step further by developing a classification system for malocclusion (how teeth fit together), which we still use today. He also founded the first school of orthodontics and began to define the specialty as separate from general dentistry.

By the early 1900s, braces as we know them started to emerge, with metal bands, wires, and rubber elastics making their debut. And while the appliances back then were bulky and uncomfortable, they paved the way for the sleek, high-tech orthodontic systems we use today.

Thanks to innovations like stainless steel wires, clear aligners, digital scanners, and 3D imaging, modern orthodontics is more precise, efficient, and comfortable than ever. What was once considered a cosmetic luxury is now a mainstream, science-backed treatment that improves both function and confidence.

So when you walk into our office, know that you’re stepping into a field backed by thousands of years of evolution and expertise—and we’re proud to be part of your smile journey.

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Common Orthodontic Concerns, Conditions, and Treatments

Orthodontic treatment isn’t just about straight teeth—it’s about improving how your teeth and jaws fit together for better function, comfort, and appearance. Some of the most common issues we treat include:

  • Crowded Teeth

    When there’s not enough room in the jaw, teeth can overlap or twist. This can make brushing and flossing harder and increase your risk of tooth decay and gum disease.

  • Spacing or Gaps

    Whether caused by genetics or missing teeth, gaps in your smile can affect both aesthetics and how your bite functions.

  • Overbite

    When the upper front teeth extend too far over the lower teeth, it can lead to wear, jaw strain, and in some cases, speech issues.

  • Underbite

    This happens when the lower jaw sits too far forward, affecting chewing and overall balance of the face.

What Kind of Training Does an Orthodontist Have?

Ever wonder what sets an orthodontist apart from a general dentist? It all comes down to years of advanced training and specialization. After completing dental school (which takes about four years), an orthodontist must be accepted into a highly competitive orthodontic residency program—usually another two to three years of full-time, hands-on education focused solely on tooth movement, jaw alignment, and facial development.

During this intensive program, we dive deep into the science of biomechanics, craniofacial growth, and diagnostic imaging. We learn how to treat everything from simple crowding to complex bite issues—and how to tailor every plan to each patient.

Some orthodontists also choose to become board-certified, which involves additional exams, case reviews, and ongoing continuing education. It’s our way of staying sharp and up to date with the latest tools, technologies, and techniques in the field.

So while your general dentist takes care of cleanings, cavities, and checkups, an orthodontist is the specialist trained to design and manage long-term treatment plans for healthy, beautiful alignment.

In short? If it involves straightening teeth or correcting your bite, we’ve spent years mastering it, so you can trust you’re in expert hands.

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