Orthodontics in Paris 2nd
Dr Chardon's practice in Colombes is accèssible in 18 minutes by car from the 2nd arrondissement of Paris.
Your dental surgeon in Colombes, near the 2nd arrondissement
The 2nd arrondissement of Paris is the smallest arrondissement in the capital, yet it concentrates a remarkable level of economic and cultural activity. With approximately 22,000 inhabitants, this historic district at the heart of Paris is a dynamic place where professionals, shopkeepers and families coexist. Dr Chardon is a dental surgeon whose practice is limited to orthodontics, and she welcomes patients who live or work in the 2nd arrondissement at her practice in Colombes (92700). The practice is located near the Gare du Stade station on the Transilien L line, which provides a direct and convenient connection from Gare Saint-Lazare.
The distance between the 2nd arrondissement and Colombes may seem considerable at first glance, but the transport links are in fact very efficient. By car, the journey takes approximately 18 minutes via the main roads connecting Paris to the north-western suburbs. By public transport, the trip takes roughly 30 minutes, combining the metro to Saint-Lazare and the Transilien L to Colombes. With orthodontic follow-up appointments spaced 6 to 12 weeks apart, this journey is perfectly manâgeable. Many of her patients from the 2nd arrondissement take advantâge of their appointments to combine the trip with other activities in the La Defense or Neuilly-sur-Seine area.
Dr Chardon is convinced that the quality of orthodontic treatment depends above all on the practitioner's expertise and the relationship of trust established with each patient. This is why she has chosen a practice exclusively dedicated to orthodontics, in order to offer each patient spécialiséd, rigorous and personalised care. The residents of the 2nd arrondissement, home to the Bourse and Sentier districts, are often active, demanding individuals who care about their appearance. She fully understands these expectations and strives to meet them with modern and discréét orthodontic solutions.
How to reach the practice from the 2nd arrondissement
By car, the journey from the 2nd arrondissement to Colombes is fairly direct. From the Bourse or Sentier area, take the Rue Reaumur then the Boulevard Haussmann westward. Continue towards the Place de l'Etoile and the Porte Maillot, then follow the Avenue Charles-de-Gaulle through Neuilly-sur-Seine. From there, a few minutes are enough to reach Colombes via the Pont de Neuilly and the banks of the Seine. Outside of rush hour, the journey takes no more than 18 minutes. During peak hours, allow 25 to 30 minutes. The practice has easy accèss to nearby parking.
By metro and Transilien, the simplest route from the 2nd arrondissement goes via Gare Saint-Lazare. From the Bourse station (line 3), take the direction of Pont de Levallois and change at Havre-Caumartin to reach Saint-Lazare. From the Sentier area (also line 3), accèss is equally quick. Once at Saint-Lazare, board the Transilien L towards Cergy or Ermont-Eaubonne and alight at Gare du Stade in Colombes. The entire journey takes approximately 30 minutes. Another option: from the Strasbourg-Saint-Denis station (lines 8 and 9), reach Saint-Lazare via line 9 in just a few stops.
By bicycle, regular cyclists from the 2nd arrondissement can also consider the journey to Colombes. The route follows the cycle lanes along the Grands Boulevards westward, then the cycling infrastructure through Neuilly-sur-Seine and Courbevoie along the Seine. The total distance is approximately 12 kilometrès, or about 40 to 45 minutes of moderate cycling. Velib' stations are dense in the 2nd arrondissement, and the cycle lanes have improved considerably in recent years along this Paris-western suburbs axis. It is a pleasant option on fine days, combining physical activity with a médical appointment.
The 2nd arrondissement and its residents
The 2nd arrondissement is a compact territory of just 99 hectares, making it the smallest of the twenty Parisian arrondissements. Despite its modest size, it possesses a strong identity, forged by several centuries of commercial and financial history. The Bourse district, where the former Palais Brongniart stands, was long the nerve centre of French finance. Today, the building hosts events and conférences, but the area retains a business atmosphere with numérous company headquarters and startups, particularly in the Sentier district, which has become a major hub of the French Tech scene.
The 2nd arrondissement is also famous for its covered passâges, true architectural treasures from the 19th century. The Passâge des Panoramas, the oldest covered passâge in Paris inaugurated in 1799, attracts food lovers and philatelists alike. The Passâge Choiseul, the Passâge du Grand-Cerf and the Galerie Vivienne complète this network of covered walkways that gives the 2nd its unique charm. These passâges constitute a genuine architectural heritâge that the district's residents cherish and that visitors come to discover from around the world.
The Rue Montorgueil, a pedestrianised shopping street that runs through the south of the arrondissement, is the true beating heart of the district. Its food markets, cafes, cheese shops and fishmongers make it one of the liveliest and most authentic places in Paris. Residents of the 2nd do their daily shopping here in a villâge-like atmosphere that contrasts with the bustling pace of the surrounding business districts. It is also in this area that a significant share of the 2nd arrondissement's families live, attached to this warm neighbourhood life.
The 2nd arrondissement also houses the historic site of the Bibliotheque nationale de France (Richelieu site), which has been fully renovated and reopened to the public. This cultural landmark contributes to the intellectual prestige of the district. Residents of the 2nd benefit from privileged accèss to metro lines 3, 8 and 9, as well as the immédiate proximity of Gare Saint-Lazare and the Chatelet-Les Halles interchange, making it an extremely well-connected arrondissement within the Ile-de-France region.
Orthodontic treatments offered to patients from the 2nd
The practice offers the full range of current orthodontic treatments, adapted to each clinical situation. Clear aligners are the most requested treatment by patients from the 2nd arrondissement. These transparent trays, custom-made from digital impressions, correct dental alignment issues in a virtually invisible way. They can be removed for meals and brushing, making them particularly suited to the intense professional lives of residents in the Bourse and Sentier areas. Aligner treatment générally lasts between 6 and 18 months depending on the complexity of the case, with spaced check-ups at the practice.
Multi-bracket braces remain indicated for cases requiring precise and powerful three-dimensional control of tooth movements. Dr Chardon offers ceramic brackets that blend with the natural colour of the teeth, as well as traditional metal brackets for the most complex clinical situations. In teenâgers, braces often représent the best therapeutic option, as they can treat severe malocclusions while accommodating jaw growth. Ceramic brackets offer an aesthetic compromise appreciated by young patients who are conscious of their appearance.
Interceptive orthodontics concerns children from the âge of 6 to 7. An early orthodontic assessment at this âge can detect growth abnormalities, emerging dental crowding, mouth breathing or harmful sucking habits. An interceptive treatment, often short (6 to 12 months), can favourably alter the child's growth trajectory and spare them more extensive and longer treatment during adolescence. Families in the 2nd arrondissement are often well-informed and receptive to this preventive approach, and Dr Chardon strongly encourâges them to consult early.
Treatment process for a patient from the 2nd arrondissement
The care pathway begins with a thorough initial consultation. During this first appointment, Dr Chardon takes the time to listen to your concerns, examine your teeth and jaws, and take digital photographs and X-rays. Based on these findings, she establishes a comprehensive diagnosis and présents a détailed treatment plan. She explains the different options available, the expected durations, anticipated results and fees in complète transparency. This initial consultation is essential for building trust and enabling you to make an informed décision. She frequently proposes two or three alternatives so that each patient can choose the solution best suited to their lifestyle and professional constraints.
Once treatment has begun, follow-up appointments are scheduled every 6 to 12 weeks depending on the technique used. These sessions are organised to minimise waiting time at the practice. Dr Chardon checks the progress of treatment, makes any necessary adjustments and verifies that good oral hygiene is being maintained. For patients from the 2nd arrondissement, these spaced appointments mean travelling to Colombes no more than half a dozen times per year at most, which remains very reasonable. She remains available between appointments by phone or e-mail for any questions or emergencies.
The final phase of treatment is retention, a step she considers crucial for the long-term stability of results. A metal wire bonded to the inner surface of the teeth, or a custom-made night retainer tray, ensures the stability of the alignment achieved. She schedules retention checks for at least one year after the end of active treatment to verify that the teeth remain properly positioned. A succèssful orthodontic treatment is one whose results last over time, and retention is the guarantee of that.
Why choose the Colombes practice from the 2nd
The 2nd arrondissement is an area where the médical offering is dense, but practices whose work is exclusively dedicated to orthodontics are rare. By choosing the practice in Colombes, you benefit from a spécialiséd practitioner who devotes her entire activity to orthodontics, with a complète and modern clinical setup. The practice environment, away from the bustle of Paris, is conducive to calm and attentive care. The Transilien L journey from Saint-Lazare is fast, regular and comfortable.
Dr Chardon strives to build a lasting relationship of trust with each patient, founded on transparency, availability and attentiveness. Residents of the 2nd arrondissement, often accustomed to high standards in their professional lives, find at the practice the same rigour applied to orthodontic care. Whether you are an adult seeking aligner treatment compatible with your career, a parent wishing to have your child followed by a spécialiséd practitioner, or a teenâger in the midst of growth, she would be happy to welcome you for an initial consultation. Do not hesitate to contact her to schedule your appointment.
Travel time from the 2nd arrondissement
| District | By car | Public transport |
|---|---|---|
| Paris 2nd | 18 min | 30 min |
Practice location
About the practice
Dr Chardon is a qualified dental surgeon whose practice is limited to orthodontics. Her practice, located in Colombes, welcomes patients from the 2nd arrondissement and from across Central and Eastern Paris. It is accèssible by public transport via the Gare du Stade (Transilien L) or by car.
Treatments available
The practice provides orthodontic care for children, teenâgers and adults. Several techniques are offered depending on the clinical indication.