Charles Reed DDS MS

Orthodontics isn’t just about straightening teeth—it’s about alignment that lasts, bites that function, and smiles that don’t hide. In Ketchikan, where the mist off Tongass Narrows meets a tight-knit community, orthodontic care tends to be practical, personalized, and low on frills. That’s the backdrop for Charles Reed DDS MS, an orthodontist’s office tucked into the 1600 block of Tongass Avenue, just a short drive from the ferry terminal. No flashy signage, no promises of instant perfection; just the kind of place where braces, retainers, and early interceptive treatments get handled without fanfare. Adults needing discreet options or parents scheduling their teen’s first consultation will find the suite—#103—easy to spot, sandwiched between the island’s usual mix of maritime businesses and everyday services.

The details matter here: directions are straightforward if you’re coming from downtown, and the office sits in a strip that’s more functional than flashy—classic Ketchikan. Need to confirm an appointment or ask about Invisalign versus traditional brackets? The phone’s the quickest route: (907) 225-7333. For first-timers, a map cuts through any confusion about parking or which entrance to use. No extra layers, no hard sell—just orthodontics, as it should be.