Our Fond du Lac office is at 200 S Marr St, on the south side of downtown.
Two highways shape how most patients reach us. US-41 is the main north and south route through this part of Wisconsin, and it links Fond du Lac with Oshkosh and the Fox Valley. WI-23 runs east and west through the city along the Johnson Street corridor. If you are coming from a farm town east or west of the city, WI-23 is usually the road you are already on.
The office is also close to the middle of town. SSM Health St. Agnes Hospital sits on East Division Street, a short drive north and east of us. Moraine Park Technical College is on the west side of the city. If you already know downtown Fond du Lac, you already know where we are.
Fond du Lac sits at the south end of Lake Winnebago. The name means “foot of the lake,” and the city has spent its whole history facing that water.
Lakeside Park is the shared front yard. It runs to about 146 acres along the lake at 555 N Park Avenue. It has the lighthouse everyone photographs, a marina, a petting zoo, a splash pad, amusement rides and ball diamonds. Half the childhoods in this city include a summer afternoon there. A good number of our patients arrive for appointments straight from it.
Downtown Fond du Lac is a working Main Street, not a museum piece. There are monthly street events in the warm months and a Sunday farmers market. Galloway House and Village keeps the older half of the city’s story. Moraine Park Technical College has anchored the west side since 1912 and keeps a steady stream of adult students in town. That matters to us more than it might seem. A fair share of our adult patients are people who decided, at last, to finish something they started.
The city is big enough to have choices and small enough that word travels. That is the market we have worked in for years. We have never had the luxury of being anonymous here, and we would not want it.
We also serve the smaller communities around the city. North Fond du Lac is its own village, not a neighborhood of the city, and we see families from there regularly. We treat patients from Oakfield and Mayville as well, along with the farm towns in between.
High school: Fond du Lac High School, 801 Campus Drive College: Moraine Park Technical College, Fond du Lac campus
The Fond du Lac School District runs the city’s elementary and middle schools, and we see students from all of them. We schedule around the school day whenever we can. A student can finish class and be in our chair without losing a whole afternoon.
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Most orthodontists move to the town they practice in. Dr. Veit came home to his.
He was born and raised in Fond du Lac. His father is Kirk Veit, a retired pediatrician who served as Medical Director of Agnesian HealthCare. Fond du Lac families will know the name. Agnesian is the hospital system that today operates as SSM Health St. Agnes Hospital on East Division Street. Growing up around that kind of practice shapes how a person thinks about care. It is where the phrase “the medical model of prevention” comes from in our office, and we still use it.
Dr. Veit is board certified by the American Board of Orthodontics. That took years of work after dental school. He earned his DDS at the University of Minnesota. He completed a full orthodontic residency through the Tri-Service Orthodontic Residency Program. He also earned a master’s degree from the Uniformed Services University. Before coming home, Dr. Veit practiced in the United States, Japan and Italy, and he served nine years as a Naval Officer.
That is an unusual path for a small Wisconsin city. It is also the reason he can look at a hard case and know what has actually worked, rather than what is simply in fashion.
Orthodontics is all Dr. Veit does. He does not clean teeth or fill cavities. He moves teeth and guides jaw growth, every working day.
In this market, plenty of braces and aligners are sold by general dentists. That is a real option, and families should choose it with clear eyes. The difference is simply depth. A general dentist cares for the whole mouth. An orthodontist trains for years past dental school in one narrow thing. When a case turns out harder than it looked at the first visit, that depth is what you are paying for.
You also do not need a referral to see us. Many Fond du Lac families call us directly. Our why choose us page walks through the difference, and our board certification page explains what the credential actually involves.
Ready to talk to a specialist? Request an appointment at our Fond du Lac office and we will find a time that fits your week.
At Bright Orthodontics, we offer flexible payment options to make care accessible and budget-friendly.
We provide monthly payment plans, low down payment options, and pay-in-full savings. Family discounts are also available, including $250 off for the second child, $350 off for the third, $450 off for the fourth, $550 off for additional children, and $600 off for parents starting treatment.
Our team will help you understand your insurance benefits and provide clear cost estimates so you know exactly what to expect.
Every smile is unique, which is why Bright Orthodontics provides customized orthodontic solutions for children, teens, and adults. From traditional braces to advanced clear aligner treatment, we’re committed to delivering comfortable, efficient care with lasting results.
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Orthodontic treatment is a personalized process. These questions can help you better understand your options and what to expect.
We are in Fond du Lac. Our office is at 200 S Marr St, with its own phone number, (920) 922-9220. Dr. Veit sees patients here. Oshkosh, Ripon and Berlin are separate Bright Orthodontics offices, and you are welcome at any of them, but Fond du Lac families are treated in Fond du Lac.
Around age seven is the usual answer, and it comes from the American Association of Orthodontists. At that age the first adult molars are in and Dr. Veit can see how the bite is developing. Most children that age need nothing yet. The visit simply tells you whether to act now or wait, which is worth knowing either way. Read more about early orthodontic treatment.
Yes. Dr. Veit treats aligner cases at all four offices, and he completed the four-month Aligner Intensive Fellowship, an advanced training program focused on clear aligners. Dr. Veit is also a Gold Invisalign Provider. Whether aligners suit your case is a clinical question, and we will answer it honestly at the first visit. Our Invisalign page covers the details.
Bring your plan details to the first visit and our team will help you check the orthodontic benefit before treatment starts, so you know what to expect. Orthodontic coverage usually works differently from regular dental coverage, often as a lifetime benefit rather than a yearly one. See our orthodontic financing page.
Yes, and families do it often. Your records are shared across all four offices, so an adjustment visit in Oshkosh or Ripon is no different from one here. It helps when a work schedule changes, when a teenager starts driving, or when a family moves within the region. Just ask when you book.
If you have wondered whether it is time to have someone look at your child’s bite, the next step is simple. It is a short conversation with Dr. Veit. He will look, explain what he sees in plain language, and tell you honestly whether treatment is needed now, later or not at all.
Bright Orthodontics, Fond du Lac · 200 S Marr St, Fond du Lac, WI 54935 · (920) 922-9220
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