Looking for the Best Orthodontist Serving Montgomery County, PA?

BZ Orthodontics treats families from across Montgomery County out of a single office in Lansdale. Dr. Brian Zebrick sees children, teens, and adults from more than a dozen surrounding communities.

Below is a guide to the communities we serve. Each links to a page covering braces, Invisalign, and what treatment looks like for families in that area.

Briean Zebrick and the expert BZ Orthodontic team, your community orthodontist in Lansdale!

Our Office

Everything runs out of one location, which means you see the same orthodontist and the same team at every visit rather than whoever happens to be covering that day. Our Lansdale office is at 456 E. Hancock St, and you can reach us at (215) 855-7717.

Single-location practices get a bad rap for convenience, but the trade is worth understanding. You get continuity of care from one specialist who knows your case from the first scan to the day the braces come off, instead of a rotating roster across satellite offices.

Communities We Serve

Ambler

Ambler families have been part of this practice for years, and adult treatment has grown steadily among them. Clear aligners and ceramic brackets are both popular here with patients who want treatment that stays discreet at work.

Blue Bell

We treat Blue Bell families across the full range of care, from first evaluations for children through adult Invisalign. Early evaluations around age seven are a good fit for families who want to know what is coming before anything needs doing.

Colmar

Colmar sits between Lansdale and Montgomeryville along the Route 309 corridor, which puts our office practically around the corner. It is one of the shortest trips of any community we serve.

Dresher

Dresher patients come to us for braces and clear aligners in roughly equal measure, with a healthy share of adult cases. Many are people who missed treatment as teenagers or have watched their teeth shift over the years.

Flourtown

We see Flourtown children, teens, and adults across every treatment option we offer. Teen cases here often start with an evaluation prompted by a family dentist noticing crowding.

Fort Washington

Fort Washington families come to us for the full range of orthodontic care. We schedule appointments to be short and predictable so treatment fits around school and work rather than interrupting them.

Harleysville

Harleysville families make up a steady part of the practice. We treat every age group here, and the four to eight week adjustment rhythm is built to keep visits brief.

Hatfield

Hatfield is one of our closest neighboring communities and a significant part of the practice. Appointments are easy to fit around the school day, which matters when treatment runs 18 to 24 months.

Lower Gwynedd

We see patients of every age from Lower Gwynedd Township. Digital scanning means no putty impressions, which tends to be the part younger patients are most relieved about.

Montgomeryville

Montgomeryville families come to us for braces and Invisalign alike. Dr. Zebrick maps every case digitally before treatment starts, so you see the projected result before committing to anything.

North Wales

North Wales is one of the communities closest to our office, and we treat a significant number of North Wales children and teens. The teen years remain the most common window for treatment, when most permanent teeth are in and growth still works in your favor.

Oreland

Oreland families come to us for specialist orthodontic care rather than braces offered alongside general dentistry. That distinction matters most on complex bite correction, where the extra training shows.

Whitemarsh

Whitemarsh Township families are a steady part of the practice, with strong demand for both braces and clear aligners. Adults here often ask about ceramic brackets as a lower-profile alternative to metal.

Worcester

We see families from across Worcester Township for the full range of treatment. Whether it is a child's first evaluation or an adult finally addressing a long-standing concern, the process starts the same way.

What We Treat

Every community page covers the same core care: metal braces, clear braces, and Invisalign for children, teens, and adults. Dr. Zebrick is an orthodontic specialist, meaning years of training beyond dental school focused entirely on tooth movement and bite correction. You can see the full range on our treatment options page.

The American Association of Orthodontists recommends a first evaluation around age seven. Most children will not need treatment that early. The value is in catching developing problems while guiding jaw growth is still possible, which can simplify or shorten what is needed later.

Frequently Asked Questions

What areas does BZ Orthodontics serve?

We treat families from across Montgomery County and parts of Bucks County, including Ambler, Blue Bell, Colmar, Dresher, Flourtown, Fort Washington, Harleysville, Hatfield, Lower Gwynedd, Montgomeryville, North Wales, Oreland, Whitemarsh, and Worcester. If your community is not listed, we very likely still serve it.

Do you have more than one office?

No. We treat every patient from our single office in Lansdale at 456 E. Hancock St. That means you see the same orthodontist and the same team at every appointment rather than a rotating roster across satellite locations.

Do I have to live in Lansdale to be a patient?

Not at all. The majority of our patients come from surrounding communities rather than Lansdale itself. Appointments are kept short and scheduled around school and work so the trip is worth making.

Do you treat adults, or only children and teens?

All ages. Adult treatment has grown steadily and now makes up a substantial share of the practice, both for people who missed treatment as teenagers and for those whose teeth have shifted over the years. Clear aligners and ceramic brackets keep adult treatment discreet.

How often will I need to come in during treatment?

Usually every four to eight weeks for a short adjustment. These visits are brief, often well under half an hour, and we schedule them around school and work so treatment does not take over your week.

Do I need a referral from my dentist to be seen?

No. You can book an orthodontic consultation directly without a referral. Many patients come to us after a family dentist notices crowding or a bite issue, but a referral is not required to schedule.

Not Sure Which Area Is Best For You?

The simplest way to find out what treatment would involve for your family is to come in. Book a free consultation and Dr. Zebrick will evaluate your teeth, explain your options, and give you a clear plan with no obligation to start.