FREE Consultation + $1,500 OFF Invisalign (or Braces) – First 20 Patients
Opening November 1st
Specialist Orthodontic Clinic for Early Alignment Treatments
Early treatment plans designed by an orthodontic specialist to guide proper alignment and growth. Now accepting first patients in St. Petersburg with Free Consultations.
EARLY ORTHODONTIC TREATMENT OPTIONS
At SPOCS Orthodontics, early treatment does not mean early braces — it means careful specialist evaluation, guidance, and intervention only when necessary to support proper development.
WHY CHOOSE US
Redefining orthodontic care through precision, comfort, and trust
Advanced Orthodontic Technology
We use digital imaging, 3D growth tracking, and modern appliances to identify developmental issues early — ensuring timing is right, not rushed.
Specialist Planning for Growing Smiles
Every child’s growth is unique. Dr. Mansour evaluates jaw, spacing, and alignment to determine whether observation or intervention is best.
Financing & Insurance Support
With flexible monthly plans and full insurance coordination, families can access early treatment without financial stress.
Clear Guidance & Family Communication
We explain every step in plain terms — whether treatment is needed now or later — so parents feel informed, confident, and never pressured.
How it works
A guided path to proper development and alignment
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Schedule an Early Evaluation
Book an appointment today! We’ll confirm your visit and review concerns about spacing, crowding, or development.
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Digital Exam & Growth Assessment
We take photos, X-rays, and growth scans to evaluate tooth alignment and jaw development — no treatment unless needed.
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Phase I Treatment (If Recommended)
If early guidance is beneficial, limited appliances may be used to create space or correct issues before they progress.
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Monitoring & Future Planning
We continue growth check-ins and build a plan for future braces or aligners, so treatment starts at the perfect time.
Dr. Ahmed Mansour
Orthodontic Specialist in Early Intervention & Growth Guidance
Dr. Ahmed Mansour brings years of orthodontic expertise to St. Petersburg as the founder of SPOCS Orthodontics. Known for his precision in diagnosing alignment issues early, he provides specialist evaluations to determine whether intervention is necessary — never recommending treatment unless it truly supports long-term development.
By monitoring facial growth, tooth movement, and spacing patterns, Dr. Mansour helps families make confident decisions at the right time — whether through simple observation or a carefully planned Phase I treatment.
✅ Specialist in Early Orthodontic Evaluation
🧠Guidance Focused on Timing — Not Overtreatment
🕒 Long-Term Stability & Growth Monitoring
What Our Patients Say About Us
David H.
“Dr. Mansour closed a gap caused by a congenitally missing tooth, saving me from massive dental surgery. My work was done quickly and with minimal pain, and my issue was solved for good. Dr. Mansour was always kind, competent, and upbeat, ensuring that my year and a half of orthodontic treatment went smoothly.”
Valeria C.
“This was the second set of braces my daughter had we were so lucky to find Dr Mansour he is excellent! My daughter had an underbite and now her bite is normal…Thank You!!!”
Nick G.
“Dr. Mansour was one of just a couple orthodontists to respond to voicemails about getting an “emergency” appointment for my second grade daughter when her appliance broke and was hurting her. He was the *only* one willing to see her same day. Great patient manner — totally put her at ease. Sorted out the problem in literally a couple minutes. One of these rare people who goes above and beyond — I would recommend SPOCS Orthodontics to anyone!”
Lisa D.
“Love everything about SPOCS Orthodontics! Dr. Mansour was great with my daughter’s Invisalign treatments and her teeth now look perfect. Will definitely be back with my other children. Highly recommend!”
Stephanie M.
“Dr. Mansour offered options to consider in my treatment. He was also understanding when I stated that I would need time to weigh out each of them in making a decision. In terms of aestethics and efficiency, I found the office to be very clean, well-lit and up-to-date technologically. My wait time was minimal at best and the office overall had an upbeat feel to it as each staff member greeted me with a hello as I passed by them. My experience was an overall great one!”
Elena R.
“Dr. Mansour is very knowledgeable & experienced. My daughters love him and his staff members are all very friendly and professional. Highly recommend.”
FAQS
Frequently asked questions
What age should my child first visit an orthodontist?
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends an evaluation by age 7. This doesn’t mean treatment will start — it allows us to identify growth patterns and decide if early guidance is necessary.
Does early treatment mean my child will get braces right away?
No. Most children are placed on observation. Phase I treatment is only recommended when early intervention can prevent more serious issues later.
What problems can early orthodontic treatment help prevent?
Early treatment can address crowding, spacing, crossbites, underdeveloped jaws, or habits affecting growth. Treating these early can reduce the need for extractions or complex treatment in the teenage years.
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. Your child’s initial consultation and growth assessment are completely free during our Grand Opening period.
Will insurance cover early orthodontic treatment?
Many insurance plans offer partial coverage for orthodontic care. Our team will review your benefits and provide financing options if treatment is recommended.
What happens after Phase I treatment?
Once early treatment is completed, we monitor your child’s development until it’s time for full orthodontic treatment (braces or aligners) in the teenage years.
Secure Your Child’s Free Orthodontic Evaluation
Call us at (727) 291-7001 to secure your free consultation and Grand Opening savings — or request a callback using the form below. Limited availability for the first 20 patients.