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Canyon Lakes Orthodontics is a San Ramon orthodontic practice at 525 Bollinger Canyon Way, Suite 102. The office serves children, teens, and adults from both sides of the city, with particular convenience for families in 94582, Dougherty Valley, Windemere, and Gale Ranch. The orthodontic office is in Suite 102.
The office is at 525 Bollinger Canyon Way, Suite 102, east of the city center and close to the neighborhoods that spread along Bollinger Canyon Road toward Dougherty Road. Look for Suite 102 upstairs on the north side of the building. Canyon Lakes Dental is a separate general dentistry practice in Suite 105; the similar name and shared building make the suite number worth checking before you walk in.
Families coming from central or western San Ramon can stay on Bollinger Canyon Road for most of the trip. Families coming from the Dougherty Valley side approach from Dougherty Road and turn west onto Bollinger Canyon Road. Current navigation is the right tool for traffic at the appointment time.
Orthodontic care is a series of visits rather than a single appointment. A location that fits the school and work route matters more after the fifth adjustment than it does at the first consultation. Canyon Lakes Orthodontics sits in ZIP code 94582, away from the cluster of orthodontic offices around Alcosta Boulevard and the west side of Interstate 680.
That position is useful for families moving between home, school, and the activities concentrated around Dougherty Valley. It is also still reached directly from the rest of San Ramon by Bollinger Canyon Road. The point is not that every trip is identical; it is that the office is on a normal east-west route rather than behind a freeway interchange or inside a hospital complex.
San Ramon stretches from the older neighborhoods and commercial center west of the office to the newer communities east of it. Central Park and the San Ramon Community Center sit closer to the city center. The Iron Horse Trail runs north and south through the city, while Dougherty Station Community Center and Library serve the Dougherty Valley side. Those are useful mental markers when a family is deciding whether to approach on Bollinger Canyon Road or connect from Dougherty Road.
The city also operates Forest Home Farms Historic Park, the San Ramon Olympic Pool and Aquatic Park, and the Dougherty Valley Aquatic Center. They are not directions to the office, but they show why “San Ramon” is not one small center. A practice on the east side shortens the cross-town portion for the neighborhoods that grew beyond the traditional downtown and Bishop Ranch areas.
A consultation can start from a condition or from a treatment. Parents often arrive asking about crowding, an overbite, a crossbite, or the right age for an evaluation. Teens and adults may start with the difference between braces and clear aligners. Either route is reasonable; the examination and records determine what actually needs correction and which choices apply.
The site explains the common conditions and treatment options before a family requests a visit. That makes it possible to arrive with a narrower set of questions: whether growth changes the timing, what an appliance can and cannot correct, how retention works, and which parts of the fee should be provided in writing. The office then applies those questions to the individual rather than asking a webpage to diagnose them.
The office is at 525 Bollinger Canyon Way, Suite 102, San Ramon, CA 94582. It is upstairs in Suite 102 on the north side of the building.
Yes. Canyon Lakes Orthodontics provides early evaluations and treatment for children, braces and clear aligners for teens, and orthodontic treatment for adults.
No. Canyon Lakes Dental is a separate general dentistry practice in Suite 105. Canyon Lakes Orthodontics is the orthodontic practice in Suite 102.
Canyon Lakes Orthodontics is at 525 Bollinger Canyon Way, Suite 102 in San Ramon. The office will reply to agree a time; a request is not a confirmed booking.