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Orthodontist Serving Northville, Michigan

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Northville and Plymouth grew up side by side; Northville was even part of Plymouth Township until the 1800s. That history means the drive between our two downtowns is an easy, familiar one, and many Northville families already know the route.

Dr. Cynthia Fee, Dr. Nicole Wright and Dr. Nic Shirey welcome Northville patients at our Plymouth office, roughly 12 minutes from Main Street in downtown Northville.

How Far Is Plymouth Orthodontics From Northville?

From downtown Northville, our office at 9416 S. Main St., Suite 111, Plymouth is about 6 miles, or roughly 12 minutes without traffic. A typical drive takes Northville Road south, Five Mile Road west, then Sheldon Road down to Ann Arbor Road. Families in Northville Township's western subdivisions may find a shorter path along Sheldon Road.

Northville Public Schools and Special Education

The city and most of the surrounding township attend Northville Public Schools, which runs six K-5 elementary schools, two middle schools and one high school. The district also operates Cooke School, a PreK-12 program for students with special needs. If your child has an IEP, we can plan appointments around services and share information with the school team whenever you ask.

Schools in Northville

Northville's grade bands are straightforward: K-5, 6-8 and 9-12, which makes it easy to match school years to orthodontic stages.

Elementary schools (K-5)

  • Amerman Elementary
  • Moraine Elementary
  • Ridge Wood Elementary
  • Silver Springs Elementary
  • Thornton Creek Elementary (in Novi)
  • Winchester Elementary

Middle schools (grades 6-8)

  • Hillside Middle School
  • Meads Mill Middle School

High school and special programs

  • Northville High School (grades 9-12)
  • Cooke School (PreK-12 special education)

The AAO recommends a first orthodontic check-up by age 7, usually during the elementary years, and Hillside or Meads Mill is often when braces begin.

Orthodontic Options for Northville Patients

Children who need early help may start with Phase 1 Treatment, while teens and adults decide between Braces and Invisalign. Our doctors will show you what they see and why a given option fits.

Around Northville

Downtown Northville's Victorian architecture is a big part of its charm, and the city celebrates that heritage each September with the Heritage Festival. Nearby, Mill Race Historical Village on Griswold Avenue gathers historic buildings on the site of the township's first gristmill, which opened as a museum village in 1972.

Starting Treatment

Your first visit is a complimentary initial exam. You'll leave knowing whether treatment is recommended, when it should start, and what it would cost. Our team can walk you through Finance & Insurance, and you can Schedule a Consultation online.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How long does it take to drive from Northville to your office?
    About 12 minutes from downtown Northville, roughly 6 miles, using Northville Road, Five Mile and Sheldon.
  • Can you work with my child's IEP schedule at Northville Public Schools?
    Yes. We can plan appointment times around school services and coordinate with the school team if you'd like us to.
  • Is middle school too late to start braces?
    Not at all. Grades 6 through 8 are one of the most common times to begin, once most permanent teeth are in.
  • Do you charge for the first exam?
    No. It's complimentary, with no obligation to start.