Eight Years of Orthodontic Care in Las Vegas
- — Dr. Benson opens The Art of Braces, a boutique, family-owned orthodontic practice in Summerlin, Las Vegas. The practice is founded on the principle that smile design is both an art and a science, offering personalized orthodontic care to local families, small business owners, and community members.
- — The practice adopts Pitts Protocol and advanced 3D printing with Formlabs, bringing in-house digital technology to deliver faster, more precise treatment. TRIOS intraoral scanning replaces traditional impressions for a comfortable, gag-free experience.
- — Through the pandemic, The Art of Braces continues serving the Las Vegas community with enhanced safety protocols, never closing its doors to patients who depend on ongoing orthodontic care.
- — Digital Smile Design is introduced, using RayFace facial scanning to plan treatments with artistic precision. The practice begins fabricating aligners in-house with uLab technology, reducing turnaround time and cost.
- — The team invests in a Ray Premier 3D CBCT scanner for comprehensive diagnostic imaging. Direct bonding techniques and indirect bonding protocols are refined, reflecting the practice's commitment to clinical excellence.
- — Hidden orthodontic options expand with InBrace and Brava lingual braces, giving Las Vegas patients invisible treatment alternatives. Community outreach grows with charity events, free braces raffles, and school partnerships.
- — MARPE (Miniscrew-Assisted Rapid Palatal Expansion) and advanced skeletal treatments position The Art of Braces as a leader in comprehensive orthodontic care. The practice maintains transparent pricing and a boutique patient experience.
- — The Smile Lux Cafe patient lounge debuts, elevating the in-office experience with a hospitality-first approach. The practice earns over 500 five-star reviews from Las Vegas families.
- — The Art of Braces celebrates its 8th anniversary, reflecting on eight years of boutique, family-owned orthodontic care in the heart of Las Vegas.
