Marion Orthodontics

06/29/2024

Marion Orthodontics has proudly served Grant County and the surrounding areas for over 40 years. Dr. Dager and his team took over the reins in 2011 and have enjoyed bringing smiles to the community for over a decade. Shortly after relocating to the Baldwin Road office in 2021, the difficult decision was made to no longer accept new patients and to focus only on our existing patients and their families until their cases were complete.

Effective August 9, 2024, Marion Orthodontics will cease operations. We remain available to our former patients until this date. Please reach out to the office at (765) 243-4800 with any questions, and thank you to all who have given us the opportunity to help you smile!

12/22/2023

Which one do you think looks MOST like our Dr. Dager?

02/23/2023

10/07/2022

Happy !

October 7 is World Smile Day. Go for it.

02/27/2022

Hey, not too bad. 5/6

07/12/2021

We’ve completed our move!

Marion Orthodontics had been located in the Wabash Avenue building since the 1970’s, but beginning this Friday, we’ll be seeing patients within the dental office of Drs. Ireland and Mercho, located at 110 N. Baldwin Avenue.

We’re excited to welcome patients to our new home!

07/04/2021

We hope everyone enjoys a safe and happy Independence Day.

06/20/2021

Please note a change in our phone number! Effective immediately, all calls/texts should be directed to:

(765) 243-4800

Please change your "contacts" so that we can keep in touch. :)

03/30/2020

“Mom! Something is wrong with my braces!”

We never want to hear this, but it’s especially challenging now as we’re following current recommendations to suspend any non-emergency treatment, and the definition of “emergency” is specific and restrictive. If something goes wrong, please contact the office and review the linked page, as the instructions we give you may make more sense then! Stay safe and healthy. I promise we want things back to normal as quickly as you do.

- Dr. D.

If your orthodontist’s office is currently postponing any non-emergent appointments, you may be wondering how to handle orthodontic issues at home. While there are steps you can take, your orthodontist should always be notified.