30+ Years of Trusted Care: Albrechtsen & Fanelli Bring Pitts 21® Pro Braces to Ogden
05/13/2025, South Ogden, UT // KISS PR Brand Story PressWire //
Albrechtsen & Fanelli Orthodontics, a trusted, locally owned orthodontic practice in Ogden UT, is proud to bring the Pitts 21® Pro Braces system—the latest in advanced orthodontic technology—to the Ogden community. With over 30 years of service and more than 10,000 smiles transformed, the practice is led by board-certified orthodontists Dr. Lance Albrechtsen and Dr. Chris Fanelli, known for combining clinical precision, aesthetic artistry, and a commitment to patient-first care.
Trusted, Local Care—Not Corporate
Unlike many orthodontic offices now owned by corporate chains or private equity firms, Albrechtsen & Fanelli Orthodontics is fully independent and locally owned. That means every decision is focused on achieving the best possible results for you—not shareholders.
'We've built this practice on relationships, reputation, and results,' says Dr. Albrechtsen. 'We're here for our community—not a corporation.'
The Power of Pitts 21® Pro
The Pitts 21® Pro system represents the latest innovation in self-ligating bracket technology. Designed to reduce friction, increase comfort, and enhance control, it allows for more efficient tooth movement with fewer office visits. What sets it apart is its unmatched early 3D control of torque, tip, and rotation, giving orthodontists greater precision in shaping the ideal smile from the very beginning.
'Pitts 21® Pro is an ideal fit for our philosophy,' says Dr. Fanelli. 'It gives us the tools to treat with extraordinary detail and efficiency—so we can deliver beautiful finishes faster and with more comfort for our patients.'
Artistry in Every Smile
At Albrechtsen & Fanelli Orthodontics, the mission is simple: to provide exceptional customer service and create smiles that last a lifetime. Every smile is treated like a unique work of art. Their comprehensive, face-driven approach ensures patients not only get straight teeth, but complete facial harmony with:
Technology That Enhances Every Step
The team uses the latest technology to ensure your experience is smooth, comfortable, and highly precise. Their digital workflow includes:
These tools help deliver faster treatment times, better outcomes, and a fully modern experience from consultation to final results.
Flexible, In-House Financing
Albrechtsen & Fanelli Orthodontics believes every family deserves access to top-quality care. That's why they offer:
To learn more or schedule your free consultation, call 801-479-9800 or visit www.ogdenorthodontist.com.
About Albrechtsen & Fanelli Orthodontics
Proudly serving Ogden and surrounding communities for over 30 years, Albrechtsen & Fanelli Orthodontics has helped more than 10,000 people achieve their ideal smile. The practice is renowned for its local roots, artistic smile design, advanced technology, and total dedication to creating results that last a lifetime—with detail, comfort, and care at every step.
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