Solem Orthodontics
About Solem Orthodontics
Solem Orthodontics handles braces, aligners, and bite corrections in a part of Pleasant Hill where Civic Drive meets both residential and professional traffic. Orthodontics isn’t just about straightening teeth; it’s about function, long-term oral health, and the kind of adjustments that can make daily routines—eating, speaking, even breathing—easier over time. This practice fits into that framework without fanfare, offering the standard suite of metal braces, clear aligners, and retainers alongside more targeted treatments like palate expanders and TMJ evaluations. No specialty here is treated as an afterthought; the approach leans practical, not flashy.
The office sits at 367 Civic Dr Suite #14, a spot that’s easy to overlook if you’re not actively searching for it. Pleasant Hill’s layout can be deceptive that way—strip malls and professional suites blend into the background until you need them. Inside, the focus stays on the work: consultations start with scans or X-rays, treatment plans skip the upsell, and follow-ups stick to the schedule. Patients leave ratings that reflect this—4.9 from 62 reviews suggests a pattern of quiet consistency rather than grand gestures. Most mentions highlight efficiency, which, in orthodontics, often matters more than charm.
Booking an initial consultation or adjusting an existing treatment plan means calling (925) 264-5988. The process is direct: a quick conversation to confirm details, no lengthy hold times or redirect loops. For those mapping out the visit, the directions place the suite near the intersection with Taylor Boulevard, where parking is functional if unremarkable. Pleasant Hill doesn’t do scenic orthodontist visits, but it does do convenient—close enough to Walnut Creek’s amenities without the congestion, and a short drive from Martinez for those coming from the north.
Orthodontics isn’t the kind of service that inspires poetic descriptions, and this practice doesn’t pretend otherwise. It’s a place to get the work done, then move on—no frills, no hard sell, just the steady progress of alignment.
This listing was last updated on March 17, 2026