Orthodontics-only specialty care. Treatment is provided by Drs. A. Kanani and A. Mesbahi, Certified Specialists in Orthodontics, at the Guildford Orthodontic Centre flagship location.
Orthodontic care for the King George community
King George Station is a separate Expo Line station from Surrey Central Station. Both are in Surrey City Centre, but they serve different parts of the downtown area. King George Boulevard is also a major north–south corridor through Surrey, with residential, healthcare, education and commercial destinations around it.
Surrey Central Braces & Invisalign is not located inside King George Station, King George Hub or a King George development. Treatment is provided at Guildford Orthodontic Centre, 10203 152A Street, Suite 200, Surrey, BC V3R 4H6.
Getting to the flagship from King George
Patients from the King George area can travel east toward the Guildford treatment location by car or local transit. Travel time by road changes with traffic and the time of day, so we avoid promising a fixed number of minutes. Free parking is available at the flagship location.
King George Station and the surrounding corridor provide connections to SkyTrain and bus service, including routes serving Surrey City Centre and other parts of Surrey. Patients using transit should check current schedules for the most practical connection to 152A Street.
Braces: metal and clear options
Fixed braces can address a wide range of alignment and bite problems. Metal braces are durable and versatile; clear or ceramic brackets can reduce the visual prominence of braces for selected patients.
Braces · Metal Braces · Ceramic/Clear Braces
Invisalign near King George
Clear aligners can be a practical option for many teens and adults and for selected younger patients. The decision is based on the diagnosis and the movements required—not simply on whether a patient prefers a removable appliance.
Invisalign · Invisalign First · Invisalign Teen · Invisalign for Adults
Orthodontics for children, teens and adults
Children may benefit from observation, early treatment or later comprehensive care depending on growth and eruption. Teens may choose between braces and aligners when both are clinically appropriate. Adults can pursue orthodontic treatment for alignment, bite correction, relapse or coordination with restorative dental care.
Children · Teens · Adults · Early Orthodontics
Complex treatment and long-term retention
Patients with impacted teeth, missing teeth, significant bite discrepancies or restorative needs may require coordinated treatment. The specialty-only practice collaborates with general dentists and other dental specialists when appropriate. Retainers are part of long-term treatment planning.
Complex Cases · Retainers · Why Orthodontics-Only?
Complimentary consultations and direct access
No referral is required. Self-referrals are welcome, and dentists and other healthcare providers may also refer patients. In-person consultations are primary, with virtual consultations available. Same-day starts may be available when clinically appropriate and scheduling permits, but they are not guaranteed.