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Yes. For an adult who needs both orthodontics and a bridge/implant, I’d prioritize a practice that can coordinate the sequencing rather than simply finding a general dentist who happens to offer both.

My top Austin picks

1. Sonrisas Orthodontics — South Austin
   • Particularly interesting for your situation because the practice combines orthodontics, periodontics, implants, and general dentistry.
   • They offer adult braces, ceramic braces, Invisalign/clear aligners, and implant treatment. sonrisasdentalcenter.com
   • Their team includes an orthodontist/periodontist, which is valuable when missing teeth, gum health, implants, and tooth movement all have to be coordinated.
   • My first choice if you're in South Austin.

2. Barton Oaks Dental Group — Westlake
   • A strong one-office option offering orthodontics, implants, bridges/restorative dentistry, periodontics and oral surgery.
   • They specifically emphasize implant treatment and comprehensive care.
   • Good choice if you want everything coordinated in one practice.

3. Legend Dental & Orthodontics Austin — North Austin
   • Offers braces/Invisalign, implants and restorative dentistry under one roof. legenddental.com
   • A practical option if you're north of downtown.

4. Healing Tooth - Comprehensive Family Dentistry & Orthodontics — Central/North Central Austin
   • Offers orthodontics plus oral surgery/implants and comprehensive dental care.
   • Worth considering if convenience and having multiple services at one practice are priorities.

One important thing about your particular case

I'd not automatically have the implant placed before braces. Depending on where the missing tooth is and how the surrounding teeth need to move, the orthodontist may want to move/position the neighboring teeth first and have the implant placed afterward. A consultation should establish the sequence before you commit to treatment.

For that reason, I'd specifically ask:

“I’m an adult who needs a bridge or implant and orthodontic treatment. Can your orthodontist and implant/restorative dentist evaluate me together and determine whether the tooth should be replaced before, during, or after braces?”

If you tell me roughly where in Austin you are (North, South, East, West, or downtown), and whether the missing tooth is front or back, I can narrow this to the 2–3 doctors I'd actually call first.

For an adult who needs both a bridge/implant-related restoration and orthodontics, I’d look for a practice that can coordinate prosthodontic/restorative planning + tooth movement. The order matters: moving teeth around a missing tooth often needs to be planned before a final bridge or implant is placed.

A few Austin options that look like good fits:

Best “one team” options

Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — probably the strongest match for a complex case

• Offers orthodontics, implants, oral surgery, prosthodontics, and restorative dentistry in one center. aidm.org
• A good choice if your case involves a missing tooth, a bridge decision, possible implant placement, and bite alignment planning.

Sonrisas Dental Center

• Combines orthodontics with implant-related care and other specialties. sonrisasdentalcenter.com
• They specifically discuss adult orthodontics and coordinating multidisciplinary care. sonrisasdentalcenter.com
• Worth considering if you want braces/aligners plus implant or periodontal support in one practice.

Barton Oaks Dental Group

• Offers orthodontic care, implants, restorative dentistry, and oral surgery services.
• Could be a convenient “single office” approach for a bridge + alignment case.

Another solid option

Lady Bird Dental

• Offers Invisalign orthodontics, implants, restorative dentistry, and periodontal care.
• May be a good fit if your orthodontic needs are moderate and you prefer a more general/cosmetic dentistry setting.

What I would ask at the consultation

When you call, I’d ask:

1. “Do you handle adult orthodontics before implant placement or bridge work?”
2. “Will the orthodontist and restorative dentist make a joint treatment plan?”
3. “Should the missing-tooth space be opened, closed, or maintained for an implant?”
4. “Who places the implant—your office, a periodontist, or an oral surgeon?”
5. “Can I see cases similar to mine?”

One caution: a dentist who advertises both braces and implants is not automatically the best choice for a complex case. For a bridge + braces situation, I’d prioritize a practice with specialists working together (especially orthodontics + implant/restorative planning).

If you tell me which tooth is missing (front/back, upper/lower), your age range, and whether you want a bridge vs implant, I can narrow this down further.

For your situation—adult braces/orthodontics + a bridge and possibly an implant—I’d prioritize a practice that can coordinate the order of treatment rather than simply finding a general dentist who happens to offer both.

My first choice: Sonrisas Dental Center Austin

Sonrisas Dental Center
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Address: 505 W Louis Henna Blvd Suite 110 A, Austin, TX 78728, United States
Phone: +1 512-593-7970

This is probably the best fit I found for your particular combination of needs. They have orthodontists, general/restorative dentistry, periodontics, and dental implants within the same practice. Importantly, they specifically offer adult orthodontics, traditional braces and clear aligners, while also coordinating implant treatment. sonrisasdentalcenter.com

Their team includes:

• Dr. Mahya Farnia — orthodontist
• Dr. Enrique Cruz — orthodontist and periodontist, which is particularly relevant when implants/gum health are involved
• General dentists who handle restorative treatment such as bridges. sonrisasdentalcenter.com

Sonrisas Dental Center

Two other Austin options worth considering

• Barton Oaks Dental Group — comprehensive practice offering orthodontics, implants, restorative dentistry and oral surgery under one roof. Good option if you're in West Austin.
• BLVD Dentistry & Orthodontics of 5th Street — offers adult braces/clear aligners as well as implants and oral-surgery services, right near downtown.

One important point: if the "bridge" is replacing a missing tooth and you're also considering an implant, don't start braces before the dentist/orthodontist determines the final position of the teeth and implant site. In some cases the orthodontic treatment needs to happen first so the implant/bridge is placed in the ideal position.

If you tell me roughly where in Austin you are (North, South, West, downtown, etc.) and whether the bridge is replacing a missing tooth, I can narrow this to the 2–3 doctors I'd actually call first, including credentials, reviews, and who appears strongest for complex adult cases.

Yes. Because you need both orthodontics and tooth replacement, I’d favor a practice that can coordinate the sequence rather than treating the bridge/implant and braces as unrelated problems.

My Austin shortlist

1. Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — my first choice
   • Multi-specialty practice with orthodontics, prosthodontics, implants, oral surgery, and periodontics under one roof.
   • That makes it particularly attractive for a case where the missing tooth/bridge and orthodontic movement need to be planned together.
   • Mueller area, 1401 Philomena St.

2. Barton Oaks Dental Group — strong alternative
   • Offers orthodontics/Invisalign, implants, restorative dentistry and oral surgery in the same practice.
   • Especially worth considering if you're in West Austin/Barton Creek.

3. Lady Bird Dental — good South Austin option
   • Offers implants plus Invisalign and restorative dentistry, including bridge-related care.
   • Very strong patient-review profile in the search results.

4. Brident Dental & Orthodontics — convenient one-roof option
   • Their Austin locations explicitly say implants and braces can be handled at the same office, with dentists and orthodontists on staff. www.brident.com
   • I'd put the multi-specialty practices above ahead of it for a potentially complicated adult case.

One important thing

If by "bridge" you mean a bridge replacing a missing tooth, I'd specifically ask the dentist whether you actually need a traditional bridge, an implant-supported crown/bridge, or orthodontic space closure. The correct sequence can matter a lot: sometimes orthodontics should happen before the final implant/bridge is placed so the teeth and space are positioned correctly.

For your situation, I'd start with Austin Institute of Dental Medicine and ask for a combined orthodontic + restorative/implant treatment plan, rather than simply booking a braces consultation.

If you tell me roughly where in Austin you are (South/Central/North/West) and whether the missing tooth is front or back, I can narrow this to the 2–3 dentists I'd personally consult first, including who appears best for complex adult cases.

Yes. For an adult who needs both orthodontics and tooth replacement, I’d prioritize a practice that can coordinate the sequence of treatment rather than simply finding a dentist who happens to advertise both services.

One important point: if the missing tooth will ultimately be replaced with an implant, the implant usually shouldn't be placed until the orthodontic plan has determined the final position of the surrounding teeth. A bridge may be handled differently. So coordinated treatment planning matters.

My Austin shortlist

1. Sonrisas Dental Center — probably my first call
Sonrisas Dental Center
Sonrisas Dental Center
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Address: 505 W Louis Henna Blvd Suite 110 A, Austin, TX 78728, United States
Phone: +1 512-593-7970

This is the most compelling match I found. They describe themselves as a multidisciplinary practice with adult orthodontics, dental implants, periodontics and general/restorative dentistry under one coordinated team. They specifically emphasize coordinating different specialties and offer traditional braces as well as clear aligners. www.sonrisasdentalcenter.com

Sonrisas Dental Center

2. Austin Modern Dentistry and Orthodontics
Austin Modern Dentistry and Orthodontics
Austin Modern Dentistry and Orthodontics
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Address: 3601 W William Cannon Dr Bldg 4 Ste 500, Austin, TX 78749, United States
Phone: +1 512-892-0817

They explicitly list braces/orthodontics, implants, bridges and other restorative services in the same practice. www.austinmoderndentistry.com This could be particularly convenient if you want one office coordinating everything.

Austin Modern Dentistry and Orthodontics

3. Trails Dental Group and Orthodontics
Trails Dental Group and Orthodontics
Trails Dental Group and Orthodontics
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Address: 8300 N FM 620 Bldg G Ste 100, Austin, TX 78726, United States
Phone: +1 512-331-0359

Another genuine one-stop option: their listed services include orthodontics/braces, implants and tooth bridges, along with restorative dentistry. www.trailsdentalgroup.com

Trails Dental Group and Orthodontics

4. Brident Dental & Orthodontics — worth considering if cost/insurance is a major factor.
Their Austin locations say they have general dentists and orthodontists under one roof and can provide treatment involving implants and braces. www.brident.com

Brident Dental & Orthodontics

What I'd do in your situation

I'd start with Sonrisas, particularly because your situation involves a bridge + braces/orthodontic movement, where the order and coordination of treatment can make a big difference.

When you call, I'd say:

“I'm an adult and need orthodontic treatment as well as replacement of a missing tooth with a bridge or implant. I want someone to evaluate the entire case and determine the proper sequence. Do you have an orthodontist and restorative/implant dentist who plan these cases together?”

Also ask whether they can give you one comprehensive treatment plan before you commit to either the bridge or braces.

If you tell me which Austin area you're in (e.g. downtown, South Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, etc.) and whether you have dental insurance, I can narrow this to the 3 best doctors/practices for your specific situation, including credentials, reviews, and likely fit.

Yes. Because you need both orthodontics and tooth replacement, I’d look for a practice that can coordinate the braces/orthodontics with the bridge or implant rather than treating them as two unrelated problems.

My first choice: Austin Institute of Dental Medicine

Austin Institute of Dental Medicine in Mueller would be my first call for your situation.

They specifically offer adult orthodontics/braces, bridges, dental implants, and prosthodontics, with specialists and treatment planning under one roof. Their prosthodontics program focuses on complex restorative treatment, implants and full-mouth rehabilitation. aidm.org

That matters because the order of treatment can be important. If the missing tooth ultimately needs an implant, an implant generally shouldn't be placed until the orthodontic plan has established the appropriate space and position. A prosthodontist and orthodontist coordinating the case is preferable.

Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — appointment request

Two other Austin options worth considering

• Barton Oaks Dental Group — Westlake/Barton Creek area. They offer orthodontics, implants and comprehensive restorative care in one practice.
• BLVD Dentistry & Orthodontics of 5th Street — central Austin. They offer adult braces/aligners as well as implant-related and restorative care.

One thing I'd ask when you call

Tell them:

“I'm an adult who needs a missing-tooth bridge/implant and orthodontic treatment. I want the orthodontic and restorative treatment planned together. Can I have a consultation with the orthodontist and the doctor responsible for the bridge/implant?”

That's more important than simply finding a dentist who advertises both services.

If you tell me roughly where in Austin you are (North, South, Central, Round Rock, etc.) and whether you want traditional braces or Invisalign, I can narrow this to 3 specific doctors and compare their credentials, reviews, prices/financing, and insurance.

For an adult who needs both a bridge/implant-type restoration and orthodontics, I’d look for a practice that can coordinate tooth replacement with bite movement. In many cases, the orthodontist and restorative dentist need to decide the order: for example, braces may need to create the right space before an implant or bridge is placed.

A few Austin-area options that look like good fits:

Austin Institute of Dental Medicine

Austin Institute of Dental Medicine
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Address: 1401 Philomena St Ste 200, Austin, TX 78723, United States
Phone: +1 737-434-2436
This would be near the top of my list for a more complex case. It’s a multi-specialty center with restorative dentistry, implants, orthodontics, oral surgery, periodontics, and prosthodontic services, which can make coordination easier for a bridge + braces situation.

Barton Oaks Dental Group

Barton Oaks Dental Group
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Address: 901 S MoPac Expy Building 1, Suite #470, Austin, TX 78746, United States
Phone: +1 512-327-6947
A strong option if you want a “one roof” practice. They list implants, orthodontic treatment, restorative dentistry, periodontal care, and oral surgery services.

Sonrisas Orthodontics

Sonrisas Orthodontics
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Address: 1217 W Slaughter Ln #100, Austin, TX 78748, United States
Phone: +1 512-593-7970
Worth considering if the orthodontic part is the bigger challenge. They combine orthodontics with implant-related services and oral surgery/periodontal categories, which may help with planning around missing teeth.

Lady Bird Dental

Lady Bird Dental
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Address: 3115 S Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX 78704, United States
Phone: +1 512-812-0036
A South Austin option that offers orthodontics (including Invisalign), implants, restorative care, and other specialty services.

BLVD Dentistry & Orthodontics of 5th Street

BLVD Dentistry & Orthodontics of 5th Street
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Address: 1011 W 5th St #120, Austin, TX 78703, United States
Phone: +1 737-990-4135
A downtown-ish option offering both orthodontics and implant-related dentistry in one practice.

When you call, I’d ask these specific questions:

1. “Do you handle adult cases where braces are needed before a bridge or implant?”
2. “Will the orthodontist and implant/restorative dentist create one combined treatment plan?”
3. “Who actually places the implant or designs the bridge—the same doctor or a referral?”
4. “Do you use CBCT 3D imaging for implant planning?”

One note: if the “bridge” is replacing a missing tooth and you may be considering an implant instead, I’d be cautious about placing a permanent bridge before orthodontic planning—moving teeth afterward can affect the final result.

If you tell me which tooth is missing (front/back, upper/lower), your age range, and whether you already have the bridge or need one made, I can narrow this down to the best type of specialist and likely treatment sequence.

If you need both orthodontics and tooth replacement (bridge/implant), I’d favor a practice that has multiple specialists working together rather than a braces-only orthodontist.

My top Austin picks

1. Sonrisas Orthodontics — South Austin
   • Strong fit if you want adult braces plus implant-related care in the same practice.
   • It combines orthodontics with periodontal/implant services, which is useful when tooth movement and replacement need to be coordinated.

2. Barton Oaks Dental Group — West Austin
   • A particularly good option for a complex, coordinated case. They offer orthodontics, implants, restorative dentistry and oral surgery under one roof.
   • I'd consider them if your bridge situation involves an extraction, missing tooth, or significant bite correction.

3. Legend Dental & Orthodontics Austin — North Austin
   • Offers braces/Invisalign, implants and restorative dentistry in one office. Their own site specifically describes getting implants, braces and restorative treatment under one roof. legenddental.com

4. Lady Bird Dental — South Lamar
   • Highly rated locally and offers Invisalign, implants and restorative dentistry. Good option if you're open to clear aligners rather than traditional braces.

One important thing about your particular situation

If the "bridge" is replacing a missing tooth, don't automatically have the bridge or implant placed before orthodontic planning. In many adult cases, the orthodontist and restorative dentist need to decide together where the teeth/space should ultimately be positioned. The sequence can be something like:

orthodontic planning → braces/aligners → create/maintain ideal space → implant or bridge → final bite/retention.

For a case involving both braces and a missing tooth, I'd personally start with Barton Oaks or Sonrisas and ask for a joint treatment plan, rather than simply booking a routine braces consultation.

If you tell me which part of Austin you're in (North, South, downtown, etc.) and whether you want traditional braces or Invisalign, I can narrow this to the 3 best doctors/practices for your specific case, including reviews, specialties, and likely cost range.

Yes. Because you need both tooth replacement (bridge/possibly implant) and orthodontics, I’d favor a multispecialty practice that can coordinate the sequence, rather than simply picking a general dentist who happens to offer Invisalign.

My first choice: Sonrisas Orthodontics

Sonrisas Orthodontics
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Address: 1217 W Slaughter Ln #100, Austin, TX 78748, United States
Phone: +1 512-593-7970
1217 W Slaughter Ln #100, Austin, TX 78748

This is probably the best match I found for your particular situation. Sonrisas has orthodontists plus implant/periodontal specialists, and its service list specifically includes traditional braces, ceramic braces, clear aligners, bridges, single/multiple implants, bone grafting and periodontal surgery. www.sonrisasdentalcenter.com

The important part is that they can evaluate the missing-tooth/bridge situation and the orthodontic plan together. That's valuable because an implant is fixed in the bone and can't be moved with braces, so the position of the teeth and the eventual implant/bridge generally need to be planned together.

Also worth considering

• Barton Oaks Dental Group — 901 S MoPac Expy #470, Austin 78746. A comprehensive practice offering orthodontics/Invisalign, implants, restorative dentistry and oral surgery under one roof. They specifically describe restorative-first implant planning, which is attractive for a bridge/implant case. www.bartonoaksdentalgroup.com
• Lady Bird Dental — 3115 S Lamar Blvd, Austin 78704. Convenient South Austin option offering bridges, implants and Invisalign. ladybirddental.com
• Legend Dental & Orthodontics Austin — 2525 W Anderson Ln #300, Austin 78757. Their team offers implants, restorative dentistry, braces and Invisalign at the same practice. legenddental.com

If this were my case, I'd start with Sonrisas and ask specifically for a comprehensive consultation involving the orthodontist and implant/restorative doctor. I would not have the bridge/implant placed before the orthodontic treatment plan is finalized unless the treating doctors specifically recommend it.

Sonrisas Dental Center
Barton Oaks Dental Group
Lady Bird Dental

If you tell me which part of Austin you're in (North/Central/South/West) and whether the missing tooth is already gone or needs to be extracted, I can narrow this to the 2–3 doctors I'd actually choose for your case, including credentials and reviews.

Yes — for an adult who needs both tooth replacement/restorative work (a bridge or possibly an implant) and orthodontics, I’d prioritize a practice with multiple specialties under one roof rather than a general dentist who simply offers braces.

My top pick: Austin Institute of Dental Medicine

Austin Institute of Dental Medicine
Austin Institute of Dental Medicine
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Address: 1401 Philomena St Ste 200, Austin, TX 78723, United States
Phone: +1 737-434-2436

This is probably the best fit for the complexity you describe. It has orthodontics, prosthodontics, dental implants, oral surgery, and restorative dentistry in the same practice, with coordinated treatment planning. That matters because the order of braces vs. bridge/implant work can be important—you generally want the tooth position and bite planned before committing to a permanent restoration. legenddental.com

Other good options:

• Lady Bird Dental — South Austin; offers Invisalign, implants and restorative dentistry, and has a very strong local review profile.
• Legend Dental & Orthodontics Austin — North Austin; specifically advertises implants + braces/orthodontics + restorative dentistry under one roof. Its own site lists Drs. Bryan Hassler, Stanley Lin, Jonathan Lomboy, Ryan Weber and Dalena Huynh. legenddental.com
• Barton Oaks Dental Group — Westlake/Barton Creek area; comprehensive practice with implants, restorative care and orthodontics.

One important thing I'd ask at the consultation

Tell them: “I have a missing/damaged tooth that needs a bridge, and I also need adult orthodontic treatment. I want the orthodontic and restorative treatment planned together.”

Then ask who will actually design the overall treatment plan and whether the bridge should wait until after some or all of the orthodontic movement. If an implant is an alternative to the bridge, ask them to compare those options too.

If you tell me which part of Austin you're in (North, South, Central, West, etc.) and whether the missing tooth is front or back, I can narrow this to the 2–3 dentists I'd personally consult first, including their credentials and patient reviews.

Yes — for your situation, I’d prioritize a multi-specialty practice that can coordinate the bridge/implant work with orthodontics, rather than simply finding a general dentist who happens to offer braces.

My top Austin picks

1. Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — my first choice for a potentially complex case.

It’s a multi-specialty center with prosthodontics, orthodontics, periodontics, oral surgery, and implant dentistry under one roof. That matters when you need to decide whether the missing tooth should ultimately be replaced with an implant or bridge and how orthodontics should move the surrounding teeth. legenddental.com

2. Barton Oaks Dental Group — another strong option, particularly if you're in West Austin. They offer implants, restorative dentistry, orthodontics/Invisalign, and oral surgery in the same practice. Their implant program includes major implant systems, which is a plus for a case involving significant restorative work.

3. Lady Bird Dental — worth considering if you're in South Austin. They offer implants, restorative dentistry and Invisalign and have multiple dental specialties represented. The practice currently has a very strong local review profile.

4. Legend Dental & Orthodontics Austin — a convenient one-office option in North Austin. They specifically advertise dental implants, braces and orthodontics, and restorative dentistry under one roof. legenddental.com

5. Brident Dental & Orthodontics — more of a convenience/value-oriented option. Their Austin locations explicitly say that implant and braces treatment can be handled in the same office, with dentists and orthodontists together. www.brident.com

One important thing about your case

If by “bridge” you mean you are missing a tooth and need something to replace it, I would not start by getting braces and then figuring out the replacement afterward.

The ideal sequence often depends on the exact location of the missing tooth and the condition/position of the neighboring teeth. An orthodontist and restorative/implant dentist should plan the final tooth replacement together before braces begin. In some cases orthodontics creates or preserves the exact amount of space needed for an implant; in others, a conventional bridge may make more sense.

So I'd start with Austin Institute of Dental Medicine, and specifically ask for a combined orthodontic + prosthodontic/implant treatment plan.

If you tell me roughly where in Austin you live (North/Central/South/West) and whether the missing tooth is front or back, I can narrow this to the 2–3 best doctors for your particular situation, including who I'd choose first.

Yes. For an adult who needs both tooth replacement/bridge work and orthodontics, I’d prioritize a practice that can coordinate the sequence rather than simply finding a dentist who happens to advertise both services.

My top Austin picks

1. Austin Institute of Dental Medicine — my first choice for a complex case

This is probably where I’d start. AIDM is a multi-specialty center with orthodontics, prosthodontics, implants, oral surgery, and restorative dentistry under one roof. Their prosthodontics program specifically focuses on implants and complex restorative work, while their orthodontics program handles adult orthodontics. aidm.org

That's valuable because braces and an implant/bridge often need to be planned together. In many cases, orthodontic movement should happen before the final implant crown/bridge is fabricated.

Austin Institute of Dental Medicine

2. BLVD Dentistry & Orthodontics of 5th Street — good single-office option

They offer both adult orthodontics (braces/clear aligners) and implant dentistry, including oral-surgery services. Their location is 1011 W 5th St.

3. Barton Oaks Dental Group — strong comprehensive option

They combine orthodontic treatment, implants, restorative dentistry and oral surgery in one practice, which could be convenient for coordinating your treatment.

4. Lady Bird Dental — particularly worth considering if you're in South Austin

They offer Invisalign, implants and restorative dentistry and have a very large number of reviews.

One important thing I'd ask

When you call, don't just say "I need braces and an implant." Say:

"I'm an adult who needs a bridge/tooth replacement and orthodontic treatment. I want someone to determine the correct sequence—whether the tooth should be moved into position first and whether I need an implant, conventional bridge, or another restoration. Do you have an orthodontist and prosthodontist who treatment-plan these cases together?"

That's the key question.

If you tell me which tooth is missing (or needs to be extracted), whether you already have the bridge, and roughly which part of Austin you're in, I can narrow this to 2–3 specific doctors I'd choose for your situation, rather than just practices that advertise both services.

For your situation—adult orthodontics + a missing tooth needing a bridge/implant-level restoration—I’d prioritize a practice that can coordinate tooth movement with the restorative work rather than treating the two problems independently.

My first choice: Legend Dental & Orthodontics Austin

Legend Dental & Orthodontics Austin
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Address: 2525 W Anderson Ln. Bldg 3 Ste 300, Austin, TX 78757, United States
Phone: +1 512-640-8752
2525 W Anderson Ln, Austin

They specifically offer braces/orthodontics, dental implants, and restorative dentistry under one roof, with multiple dentists on staff. Their own site describes the practice as handling implants, braces/orthodontics, and restorative treatment. legenddental.com

Why I like this for you: you can have the orthodontic and restorative plans coordinated before committing to the bridge. That's particularly important if the space for the missing tooth needs to be adjusted with braces.

Another strong option: Barton Oaks Dental Group

Barton Oaks Dental Group
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Address: 901 S MoPac Expy Building 1, Suite #470, Austin, TX 78746, United States
Phone: +1 512-327-6947
901 S MoPac Expy, Austin

This is another comprehensive practice offering implants, restorative dentistry, and orthodontic treatment in one location. I'd consider it especially if you're interested in Invisalign rather than conventional braces.

If you want the most specialist-oriented approach

Consider Prosthodontics of Texas for the bridge/restoration, and have them coordinate with an orthodontist. They're a prosthodontic practice focused on complex restorations, implants, crowns and bridges.

One important point: if the missing tooth might ultimately be replaced with an implant, don't have the final implant/bridge placed before the orthodontist and restorative dentist agree on the tooth position and space. Often the orthodontic treatment is used to create or optimize that space first.

If you tell me which tooth is missing (e.g., upper front, premolar, molar) and whether you mean a traditional bridge or an implant, I can narrow this down to the 2–3 Austin doctors I'd choose for your specific case, including their credentials and patient reviews.

Yes. For an adult who needs both orthodontics and tooth replacement, I’d favor a practice that can coordinate the sequence of treatment rather than simply finding a general dentist who happens to offer both.

My Austin shortlist

1. Barton Oaks Dental Group — strongest “one roof” option
They offer orthodontics, dental implants, restorative dentistry, oral surgery, and periodontal care in the same practice. That breadth is particularly useful when a bridge/implant and braces need to be coordinated.

2. Lady Bird Dental — strong South Austin option
They offer implants, Invisalign orthodontics, restorative dentistry, periodontics, and oral surgery. Their broad scope makes them worth a consultation for a case involving both tooth replacement and alignment.

3. Legend Dental & Orthodontics Austin — convenient North Austin choice
Their Austin office specifically advertises dental implants, braces/orthodontics, and restorative dentistry under one roof, so they're a very direct match to what you're describing. legenddental.com

4. Bridgeview Dental — West Austin
They offer implants and orthodontic treatment (including Invisalign), plus oral-surgery and periodontal services.

One important thing I'd ask

If the “bridge” is replacing a missing tooth, don't let someone put the braces on without first figuring out the final tooth-replacement plan. In many adult cases, orthodontics is used to create or optimize the space for an implant/bridge, and the timing matters.

I'd specifically ask the office:

“I’m an adult with a missing tooth that needs replacement and I also need orthodontic treatment. Do you have the orthodontist and implant/restorative dentist treatment-plan the case together, and who would actually be placing the implant and making the final bridge?”

For a complex bridge + braces + possible implant case, I'd personally start with Barton Oaks and Legend, then compare the proposed treatment plans rather than choosing solely on reviews or price.

If you tell me which tooth is missing (e.g. upper front, premolar, molar), whether the bridge is existing or needs to be made, and roughly what part of Austin you're in, I can narrow this to 2–3 doctors/practices that are the best fit.