As a team, we are committed to providing quality care and an excellent patient experience for all who encounter our office. We will always be striving to exceed ones expectations and never take one for granted. We passionately enjoy what we do to help create that everlasting beautiful smile.

Dr. Ghosh received his D.M.D from the University of Pennsylvania. He graduated at the top of his class and was awarded the prestigious International Award for academic excellence and clinical orthodontics excellence.

He went on to receive his two-year post-doctoral graduate training from the University of Rochesters Eastman Dental Center with a specialty in orthodontics. This program is recognized as one of the countrys top residency programs.

Dr. Ghoshs education did not stop at graduation. He is extensively involved in furthering his education by taking hundreds of hours of continuing education courses and seminars throughout the world. There are rapid advances in orthodontic technology and techniques, and it is important to Dr. Ghosh that his knowledge continues to grow with the industry.

After he graduated in 1995, Dr. Ghosh began serving his community as an orthodontist and has since opened two successful practices. He first established his practice in Pottsville, PA in 1997 and went on to open a second Ghosh Orthodontics location in Allentown, PA in 2006.

He is dedicated to providing the very best orthodontic care to his patients. Throughout his career, Dr. Ghosh has received many accolades, including being voted as the Top Orthodontist in the county by Schuylkill Living magazine.

Currently, Dr. Ghosh is a member of the Lehigh Valley Society of Orthodontics, the Angle Orthodontic Society, the American Cleft Palate Craniofacial Association, and the Lehigh Valley Dental Society, where he serves on the Board of Directors.

Orthodontist Dr. Sam Ghosh and his skilled team have treated patients using the most advanced and precise technologies available. Each patient that comes to Ghosh Orthodontics for treatment receives the highest level of care.

It is important to Dr. Ghosh and the orthodontic team that patients feel comfortable in our offices and we try to make your journey fun. Our patient-centric approach for a memorable brace experience shines through in the fun activities we plan for our patients, including the Smile Rewards Card program!

Ghosh Orthodontics has a proven track record of treating most orthodontic cases without extractions or surgery. Most of our patients leave our office with a beautiful smile through braces and Invisalign treatment.

By treating our cases conservatively and comprehensively, we minimize orthodontic intervention. This means that braces are on for the shortest possible duration. Throughout the treatment process, we will work with you and your dentist to ensure that you leave with a healthy smile.

Dr. Ghosh has over 25 years of experience as an orthodontist and started serving his local communities in 1995. The Ghosh Orthodontics team is well-trained with over 100 years of combined experience and has created over 10,000 bright and confident smiles.

Ghosh Orthodontics is well-versed in early prevention and pediatric orthodontics, but that isnt all we do! We offer effective and affordable orthodontic treatment to children, teens and adult patients alike.

Our team uses digital imaging and scanning technology with computerized analysis to help diagnosis and treatment planning. The use of 3D printing technologies provides improved patient care and comfort throughout the process. Dr. Ghosh also uses Artificial Intelligence (AI) software for precise tooth movements so that we can plan your treatment according to your unique smile.

Orthodontic treatment goes beyond traditional metal braces. Dr. Ghosh has been using the self-ligating Damon System to create beautiful smiles since 2001. Ghosh Orthodontics is also a reputable and accomplished provider of Invisalign and Invisalign Teen.

There are very few people who are born with a perfect smile. It is important to remember that having orthodontic issues fixed is not just cosmetic. Straight teeth are beautiful, but a large role of orthodontic treatment is to fix medical issues that can lead to jaw misalignment, tooth decay, and gum disease.

Dental issues that impact your appearance can be addressed through a treatment plan prescribed by an orthodontist. There are a number of common problems that can be fixed through wearing braces or undergoing Invisalign treatment. Learn about some of the most common signs that you need braces:

Crowding can happen because of a disproportionate tooth-to-jaw size ratio. When teeth have insufficient space to grow they become crowded. This can result in teeth rotating to fit into the space or overlapping surrounding teeth.

If left untreated, crowding can lead to gum disease over time, bacterial problems in the mouth, tooth decay, and damage to the jaw joints. This type of malocclusion can often be treated by expansion without tooth loss.

Many people also have teeth that have become tilted or twisted. Some teeth may shift over time. In extreme cases, teeth that become loosened due to gaps caused by missing teeth or uneven dental spacing can fall out.

If there are large spaces between teeth, there can be an increased risk of bacteria and plaque, leading to premature tooth decay. Those with spacing issues can also have a hard time chewing, talking, and biting into hard foods. If spacing issues are left untreated, gaps between teeth may cause remaining teeth to drift, compounding the problem.

If someone has an open bite, their top and bottom front teeth do not overlap because they are slanted forward. Open bites are a type of malocclusion that occurs in only 0.6% of the United States population.

When you suffer from upper front teeth protrusion or a condition where the top front teeth overlap the bottom front teeth, it is called an overbite. Sometimes, the bottom teeth can even bite into the roof of the mouth causing gum damage. Most people have a very slight overbite meaning that their top teeth will overlap their lower teeth a bit.

Overbites can damage the teeth, cause pain in the jaw and make talking difficult. Overbites can also cause uneven wear of the lower teeth. The aging process can worsen this condition. It is common for older patients to have slurred speech in severe cases.

An underbite is the complete opposite of an overbite. An underbite occurs when the upper teeth sit inside the lower teeth, which may cause tooth stratification and misaligned jaw growth. Roughly 10% of people suffer from underbites, and it is a problem that can be treated easiest when caught early on in a persons life.

It can cause premature tooth wear when left untreated, especially on the front teeth. The front teeth can easily be chipped or broken while doing simple tasks like eating. It can be difficult to chew if you have an underbite due to the misalignment in the jaw structure.

A crossbite is when the upper back teeth bite incorrectly inside the lower back teeth (toward the tongue). Crossbites can also occur with the front teeth.Crossbites occur when the upper teeth do not align correctly with the corresponding lower teeth and the upper set of teeth can fit inside of the lower set of teeth. This can cause significant spaces between the upper and lower jaws.

The problem may include one or many groups of teeth. Sometimes, the front teeth are the only teeth affected. Other cases are just because of misalignment with the back teeth. In extreme cases, all of the teeth are misaligned.

Dental protrusions are categorized as the upper teeth protruding forward, hanging over the bottom teeth, and in some cases, in front of the bottom teeth. Protrusions include issues like overbites, buck teeth, and overjets where there is an angular slant to the upper teeth.

Patients with upper front teeth protrusion often seek treatment to correct the unsightly problem, feeling self-conscious and sometimes unattractive. Teens and professional adults alike are among the customers who wear dental braces to correct the overbite or other alignment issues associated with this condition. Bringing upper and lower teeth into alignment improves the patients overall facial structure and builds confidence in personal appearance.

Many times, patients have congenitally missing teeth or teeth that were lost due to injuries or disease. The space caused by the missing teeth can either be closed or opened for future restoration, depending on your diagnosis.