Serving Those Who Served Us

Welcome To Embracing Our Warriors

Smiles are the universal language of kindness, and our mission is to bring that language to those who have sacrificed so much for our country. With every free set of braces we provide, we’re not just straightening teeth, but also restoring confidence and transforming lives. Together, let’s give our heroes a reason to smile again.

WIN A VESPA. CHANGE A LIFE.

This year we’re excited to launch our Vespa Sweepstakes, a special initiative supporting life-changing orthodontic care for veterans and their families. Every entry helps us continue restoring confidence, dignity, and opportunity—one smile at a time.

This opportunity is open to everyone! Individuals aged 18 and older can purchase a ticket for a chance to win a 1961 classic Vespa. Orthodontic practices can take it a step further by registering as a team, while donors, supporters, and businesses can get involved as sponsors to support and boost a team’s impact.

Whether you’re entering for the prize or supporting the cause, your participation makes a real difference. Click below to register your team or enter the sweepstakes today and be part of something meaningful.

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Sweepstakes ends June 30, 2026. Participants must be over the age of 18.

When I first met Dr. Krieger, I was going through a really tough time transitioning back from military life. I was embarrassed by my smile, so I reached out to Dr. Krieger's office for help. Out of the kindness of his heart, he offered to donate braces to me so that I could be proud of my smile. Since then, I have been able to accomplish things that I would have never imagined. Now, when I walk into a room, I feel confident and introduce myself with my head held high.

— Darrel Rochell

"The opportunity to smile freely in photos with my children would mean more to me than I can fully express." -RW, Former US Army Veteran-

'Many of us carry burdens quietly because that is what we were trained to do. But there are people and organizations who truly want to support veterans and give back to those who served like EOW. Thank you!" Rebekah- Former US Army Veteran

"Growing up as an immigrant was not easy. I didn’t know English when I first arrived, and I was bullied for it but especially for my crooked teeth. This opportunity means everything to the younger version of myself who was bullied." -Juan,

Normally as a Veteran you do not like to ask for help. But I want my son to have confidence with himself and ask for help when he needs it. - Zaxton

I want to show up in the world as my best self, and this treatment would be a big part of that transformation for me. -Kayla,

"There are challenges that come with it, mentally and emotionally, that people don’t always see. It’s not just about appearance, it’s about confidence." - Dontrell,