One orthodontist, every single visit.
You will not meet a rotating doctor here. Dr. Romans is the only orthodontist and he owns the practice, so the person who plans your treatment is the person who adjusts it and finishes it.
Every office says it is different. Here are six reasons, each with its proof set right beside it, and each one you can check without taking our word for it.
Nothing to sign, and no charge, to find out what treatment would take.
Read all six, then take a closer look at three of them further down the page.
You will not meet a rotating doctor here. Dr. Romans is the only orthodontist and he owns the practice, so the person who plans your treatment is the person who adjusts it and finishes it.
Any dentist can offer braces. Board certification is the voluntary extra step: an examination of an orthodontist's own finished clinical cases by the specialty's certifying board.
After specialty training, Dr. Romans spent a craniofacial fellowship year caring for children with cleft lip and palate. Complex work sharpens the routine work.
Plenty of offices offer clear aligners. Dr. Romans researched them. His graduate work examined how Invisalign treatment turns out, which is a different thing from finishing a weekend course.
You should not have to commit before you know the cost. The free consult ends with one written all-in price for your case, covering treatment and retainers, and it is yours to keep.
Treatment means coming back regularly, so the practicalities matter. Suite D-120 is at ground level with reserved patient parking outside the door, and you can text the office instead of calling.
A free consult in Anthem with the orthodontist who would treat you. Nothing to sign, and it ends with your exact written price.
Book your free consultDr. Romans finished his MSD and orthodontic specialty training at Saint Louis University, then spent a craniofacial fellowship year with the Washington University team at St. Louis Children's Hospital, treating children with cleft lip and palate. In his own words: "More than 7 years dedicated to orthodontics, including advanced specialty training."
That depth is on hand for every bite he plans, including the straightforward ones. It is also why he reads your scans and x-rays himself rather than handing them to someone else.
No estimate that moves later, and no pressure to decide in the chair. Your free consult ends with one written all-in quote for your case, and you take it home whether or not you start treatment.
Suite D-120 sits at ground level, so there are no stairs and no elevators between the parking lot and the chair. Reserved patient parking is right outside the door. Running late, or need to move an appointment? Text the office on the same number you would call.
Things also go wrong at inconvenient times. If a bracket comes loose or a wire starts poking, existing patients get same-day and weekend emergency appointments.
Romans Orthodontics opened in 2026, so there are no patient reviews to show you yet. We would rather point you at the things you can look up yourself.
Dr. Nicholas R. Romans is certified by the American Board of Orthodontics. Certification is voluntary, it examines an orthodontist's own cases, and it is a matter of public record.
University of Kansas for his B.S. in Biology. A.T. Still University for his DMD, with a public health certificate earned alongside it. Saint Louis University for his MSD and orthodontic specialty training.
A tour, digital scans and imaging, an exam by Dr. Romans, a bite and jaw assessment, growth and airway evaluation, TMJ evaluation, treatment planning, and your written all-in price. No obligation.
Dr. Romans speaks both, so your consult and your appointments can happen in either language.
A free consult in Anthem with Dr. Romans himself, ending with your exact written price. In English or Polish.
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