Best orthodontists in Colorado Springs, CO: graded by phone audits

We phoned 31 Colorado Springs orthodontist offices after hours and graded what a patient hears. Here is who picked up the standard, and who did not.

What is the best orthodontist in Colorado Springs? The best orthodontist in Colorado Springs depends on what matters most to you, but Best Ortho ranks Colorado Springs practices on one thing we can measure: how they handle a patient's phone call after hours. 19 of 31 graded Colorado Springs offices got an A- or better. The practices with the strongest grades are listed below.

Top-graded orthodontists in Colorado Springs

Listed by after-hours grade, then by name. Practices with the same grade are not ranked against each other.

  1. Bailey John H DDSAfter-hours grade: A+Recommended

    13395 Voyager Pkwy # STE 130-344, 80921-7676

  2. Daniel SnowAfter-hours grade: A+Recommended

    7560 Range Wood Drive, 80920-2100

  3. Joshua Erickson, DDSAfter-hours grade: A+

    9334 Grand Cordera Pkwy, 80924-7000

  4. Kim Batterson OrthodonticsAfter-hours grade: A+Recommended

    15 Widefield Blvd, 80911-2126

  5. Lou TaloumisAfter-hours grade: A+

    1694 E Cheyenne Mountain Boulevard, 80906-4050

  6. Lou TaloumisAfter-hours grade: A+

    3715 Bloomington Srteet, Suite 160, 80922-3204

  7. Mark GeorgeAfter-hours grade: A+

    7770 N Union Boulevard, 80920-4087

  8. Michael D KoffordAfter-hours grade: A+

    1694 Cheyenne Blvd, 80906-3060

  9. Michael D KoffordAfter-hours grade: A+Recommended

    3715 Bloomington St # 160, 80922-3204

  10. Michael FoyAfter-hours grade: A+

    7560 Rangewood Drive, 80920-2100

Last audited: September 6, 2026

Why a phone-audit grade?

Reviews tell you about the chair. They rarely tell you what happens when you call at 9 p.m. because a bracket is poking your child's cheek. We test that part, the same way every time, so you can compare offices on it.

How we grade Colorado Springs orthodontists

Best Ortho places mystery-shopper calls to orthodontist offices after hours and grades the greeting a patient actually hears, from A+ to F.

What the grades mean (and what they do not)

GradeWhat the caller heard
A+The practice is named, hours or a next step are given, and there is an emergency path
AThe practice is named, with hours or a callback offered (or a live answering service that identifies the practice)
A-The practice is named, but the next step is limited
B+A generic but clear practice mailbox
C+ to C-An unnamed or generic mailbox, almost no greeting, or unintelligible audio
DThe call reaches a different business than the one listed
FThe line is disconnected, the mailbox is not set up, or there is no working office number

A grade measures the after-hours phone experience. It does not measure clinical skill. Use it as one signal alongside consultations, credentials and reviews.

What a Colorado Springs patient can do with a grade

  1. Shortlist two or three offices from the top of the list.
  2. Book a consultation at each, and ask what to do if something breaks after hours.
  3. Treat the grade as one signal. It measures the phone experience, not clinical skill.

Orthodontist near me in Colorado Springs

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Frequently asked questions

Who is the best orthodontist in Colorado Springs?

There is no single best orthodontist for everyone. Best Ortho grades Colorado Springs practices on after-hours phone handling, and the top-graded offices are listed at the top of this page. Book consultations with two or three before you decide.

How does Best Ortho grade orthodontists?

We place mystery-shopper phone calls after hours and grade the greeting from A+ to F. The grade reflects whether the practice is named, whether hours or a next step are given, and whether there is an emergency path.

Does an A+ mean the best orthodontic care?

No. An A+ means the after-hours phone experience was excellent. It does not measure treatment outcomes or clinical skill, so use it alongside consultations and credentials.

Why is my orthodontist not graded?

Some calls do not connect (no answer, busy, or a failed call), and those are left ungraded rather than scored as a failure. 31 of 38 Colorado Springs offices have a grade today.

How often are Colorado Springs grades updated?

The most recent Colorado Springs call was on September 6, 2026.

Can a practice pay for a better grade?

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