The Future of Orthodontics is Here at Ortho Unlimited

From 3D-printed appliances to AI-driven diagnostics, Ortho Unlimited is leading the way in advanced care.

At Ortho Unlimited, we believe that your orthodontic experience should be as advanced as it is comfortable. That’s why our team—led by Dr. Abod, Dr. Mariotti, and Dr. Serio—stays at the forefront of innovation, bringing you the latest in cutting-edge technology. Today’s orthodontic care is more efficient, more precise, and more personalized than ever before—and we’re proud to be delivering that level of excellence to every patient who walks through our doors. From 3D printing and AI-assisted treatment planning to digital scanning that replaces uncomfortable impressions, we're redefining what modern orthodontics looks like.


3D Printing: Precision You Can See

3D printing has transformed the way we approach orthodontic care by allowing us to produce models right here in our office. At Ortho Unlimited, we offer in-house 3D printing capabilities that give us greater control over the speed and accuracy of your treatment. Our specialized lab technicians can create precise 3D models of your teeth, which are especially helpful for fabricating replacement retainers quickly and efficiently. This technology means shorter wait times, better fit, and the convenience of having digital models on file, making it easier to secure new retainers in the future. With the support of our doctors, this advanced approach ensures your orthodontic care is both high-tech and highly personalized.


AI-Powered Treatment Planning

Artificial intelligence is changing the way we map out your smile journey. By using AI-powered software, we can simulate tooth movement, predict treatment outcomes, and build more efficient, customized plans. This advanced technology helps ensure your treatment stays on track—and may even reduce your time in braces or aligners. With data-driven insights, we’re able to make smarter, faster decisions for better results.


Digital Scans: No More Goopy Impressions

Remember those messy, uncomfortable dental impressions from years past? Thanks to digital scanning, those days are officially over. Our high-resolution intraoral scanners capture a detailed 3D image of your teeth in just a few minutes—no trays, no putty, and no gag reflex involved. Not only are digital scans far more comfortable for patients, but they’re also more accurate, allowing for a precise fit when it comes to appliances like clear aligners or retainers. These scans also give us a valuable visual tool for tracking your progress and making adjustments along the way. We rely on these scans to streamline the diagnostic process and ensure every step of your treatment is based on the most accurate data available.


Why This Technology Matters to You

At Ortho Unlimited, technology isn’t just a buzzword—it’s a vital part of how we deliver high-quality care. These advancements reduce the number of office visits you need, minimize discomfort, and lead to better, faster results. Most importantly, they empower our doctors to deliver treatment that’s tailored specifically to you. Whether you’re starting your first round of braces or seeking a discreet option like clear aligners, our digital tools help make the process smoother, smarter, and more effective.


Experience the Future at Ortho Unlimited

Innovation isn’t just something we talk about—it’s something we live by. When you choose Ortho Unlimited, you’re choosing a practice that combines state-of-the-art technology with compassionate, expert care.


Ready to start your smile journey with a practice that’s ahead of the curve? Schedule a consultation with Dr. Abod, Dr. Mariotti, or Dr. Serio today and experience the future of orthodontics—now.

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