

Our boutique-style practice finds the happy balance between convenience, quality, and patient-centered care. Dr. Walker cares deeply about all of her patients and is involved in every step of your treatment. You’ll be seeing her at every single visit to our office!
Your first visit is all about getting to know the Walker Orthodontics team and how Dr. Walker can provide an individualized treatment plan customized to your specific smile.
After reviewing your dental and medical history, Dr. Walker will examine your teeth and facial esthetics to hand-craft a treatment plan for you! Part of your first visit will involve x-rays, photographs, and an iTero scan (no goopy impressions here!) so she can have a thorough understanding of your needs. You will then be presented with financial options and a simplified payment plan to make it quick and easy to get started with treatment.
Dr. Walker is passionate about providing everyone that walks through our door the opportunity to achieve a smile they love and at Walker Orthodontics, we will work to make treatment affordable for you.
How do we do that? First, we work with all major insurance providers and know how to maximize any benefits that you have. After that, we look into other options based on what works for you. This can include discounts for paying in full, payment plans, financing options, or paying by credit card.
If you are uncertain if orthodontic treatment can work for your budget, see us before writing it off. We are confident we can find a way for you to afford a healthier, more attractive smile.
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends every child have their first orthodontic evaluation by age 7. That does not mean treatment starts then. For most children, Dr. Walker simply monitors growth with periodic complimentary visits until the timing is right. Early evaluation matters because a small number of problems, like narrow palates, crossbites, and airway concerns, are far easier to correct while a child is still growing.
Your first visit includes a review of your dental and medical history, an exam by Dr. Walker, and diagnostic records: x-rays, photographs, and a comfortable iTero digital scan with no goopy impressions. You leave with a personalized treatment plan, a clear timeline, and exact pricing with payment options. The consultation is complimentary, and there is no obligation to start treatment.
The cost of braces depends on the complexity of your case, the length of treatment, and the type of braces you choose, such as traditional, clear, or custom lingual braces. At your free consultation, you receive an exact price for your specific case, not an estimate. In general, cost for braces can be between $3500 and $7000 at our office. Walker Orthodontics works with all major insurance providers, offers monthly payment plans, and provides a discount for paying in full.
Invisalign cost depends on how much your teeth need to move and how long treatment takes, so the most accurate answer comes from a consultation, which is always free at Walker Orthodontics. In general, the cost can range from $3500 to $7500 for Invisalign. We review your orthodontic insurance benefits up front, maximize whatever coverage you have, and offer flexible monthly payment plans. Serving Westlake Village, Thousand Oaks, Agoura Hills, and Oak Park, we make it easy to find out your exact price before committing to anything.
We work with all major insurance providers and will verify your orthodontic benefits before your first visit so you know exactly what your plan covers. Our team handles claim filing for you and knows how to maximize the benefits you have. If you are unsure whether your plan includes orthodontic coverage, call us at (805) 409-9931 and we will check for you.
No. You can schedule a consultation with Walker Orthodontics directly, no referral needed. Many of our patients are referred by their dentists, but just as many find us on their own. If you are already working with a dentist, Dr. Walker will coordinate with them throughout your treatment so your overall dental care stays connected.
Reviewed by Dr. Erin Walker, DDS, MSD · Updated September 2026