Diamond Braces

Diamond Braces is an orthodontic practice founded in 2000 by Dr. Oleg Drut with the mission of providing accessible and affordable orthodontic care. Unlike many general dental practices that offer orthodontics as one of several services, Diamond Braces focuses exclusively on orthodontics, specializing in both traditional braces and Invisalign. This specialized approach is a core part of their identity. The clinic has grown to include numerous locations across the Tri-State area, including New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut, with a specific office in Cinnaminson, NJ. This multi-location structure allows for continuity of care, with patients able to transfer their treatment to a different office if needed. Diamond Braces emphasizes the use of advanced technology in its treatments. They utilize 3D digital scans instead of traditional gooey impressions to create precise treatment plans. They also offer a "Virtual Start™" system, allowing patients to begin treatment from home with remote consultations and progress tracking. Treatment is always delivered or overseen by licensed orthodontic specialists, not general dentists. The clinic provides a range of treatment options to suit different needs and lifestyles, including metal braces and various Invisalign plans. They are noted for their high volume of Invisalign cases, with some providers reaching "Diamond" or "Diamond Plus" status, which signifies a high level of expertise and experience. A key aspect of Diamond Braces' business model is making orthodontic care financially manageable. They accept most major insurance plans, including Medicaid, and offer flexible payment options with low or no down payments and low monthly payments. They are also known for transparent pricing with no hidden fees. A notable patient benefit is their "Lifetime Smile Maintenance Guarantee" for cases they complete and place on retention, which covers post-treatment shifting without retreatment fees under certain conditions. The clinic serves a wide age range, with the American Association of Orthodontists recommending a first evaluation by age 7.