Meet Dr. Taylor Brown of Idaho Orthodontics—an outdoors-loving orthodontist passionate about creating confident smiles with personalized, pressure-free care.
Dr. Taylor Brown:
I'm Taylor Brown, and I’m an orthodontist at Idaho Orthodontics.
I’m originally from Utah—but I learned the error of my ways and relocated to Idaho! My wife is from here, and honestly, she’s the only reason I got accepted across the border. We have three kids—a six-year-old boy, a four-year-old boy, and a one-year-old girl—and they keep us very busy. We absolutely love it here. We’re outdoors as much as possible—skiing in the winter, biking, hiking, and fishing in the summer. All the best things Idaho has to offer.
I’ve known I wanted to be an orthodontist for as long as I can remember. I distinctly recall going on family camping trips and bringing dental floss with me—my brothers made fun of me for flossing while camping! But I guess that was the first sign I was destined to work with teeth.
One of my favorite parts of the job is working with patients who are nervous or shy at first. Some people come in and don’t open up right away—but helping them gain confidence, transform their smile, and build a relationship with them is incredibly rewarding.
It’s a lot like watching my own kids grow up—you get to see the same kind of development in our patients, both physically with their smile and emotionally in how they carry themselves.
One of my most memorable experiences was with a patient who wouldn’t speak or smile at all. She had prominent canine teeth that really bothered her. After her treatment, her mom texted me to say she’d just won "Best Smile" in her class. That moment meant a lot to me—it’s what makes this job amazing.
If there’s any change—big or small—you’d like to make with your smile, we’d love to help. What sets Idaho Orthodontics apart is that we customize treatment to your exact needs. Sometimes, it’s as simple as a retainer. Other times, we’ll discuss more options—but we always present the choices and let you decide.
There’s no pressure, no obligation, and no charge for a consultation. It’s an easy, risk-free way to see if something small could turn into something life-changing.
I’m Taylor Brown, and I’m an orthodontist at Idaho Orthodontics.
I’m originally from Utah, but I eventually learned the error of my ways and relocated up to Idaho. My wife is from Idaho—she’s the only reason I was allowed to be adopted into the state. They wouldn’t have let me past the border if it wasn’t for her.
We have three kids: a six-year-old boy, a four-year-old boy, and a one-year-old girl, and they definitely keep us busy. We really love it here. We love doing things outdoors as much as possible—skiing in the winter, biking, hiking, and fishing. All things Idaho.
I’ve known I wanted to be an orthodontist for as long as I can remember.
I distinctly remember going on family camping trips and bringing floss with me. My brothers made fun of me for flossing while camping—because who does that? That’s when I knew there was something about teeth that I was really interested in.
Sometimes I’ll see a new patient who, for one reason or another, doesn’t open up—maybe they’re nervous, scared, or just intimidated. It’s especially fun to work with those patients, help them feel comfortable, and watch them open up over time.
What I enjoy most is:
With my kids, it’s fun to see them grow, mature, and develop. With my patients, it’s the same thing—watching them grow up, seeing their smile transformation, and also seeing their personality change as they become more confident.
One of my favorite experiences was with a patient who never talked. She wouldn’t smile and wouldn’t show her teeth. She had canines up high, and we were able to give her a beautiful smile that she loved.
After treatment, her mom texted me and said,
“She just won Best Smile for her class. Thank you so much.”
That was such a good feeling—knowing you get to help people like that. It really is the best. It’s awesome.
If there’s any change you want to make to your teeth—big or small—please check us out at Idaho Orthodontics.
What sets us apart is that we customize treatment to your needs.
It doesn’t always mean braces. It doesn’t always mean aligners. It’s personalized to you, and we’ll present the options and then leave the decision up to you.
There’s really no reason not to visit us because:
We don’t charge for those first visits—it’s an easy way to see if there’s something that could be potentially life-changing by transforming your smile.
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