Meet Our Doctors

Dr. Brian Gaudreault’s decision to become an orthodontist came at a very young age, influenced by the care he received as a child from his orthodontist. He strives to provide the best treatment possible in a friendly, comfortable environment.

Dr. Gaudreault, along with the American Association of Orthodontists, recommends children are first seen at age 7. This allows treatment to begin at the most beneficial time and minimizes the overall length of time in braces. His airway-centered treatment approach for adults and children considers the anatomical structures of the head, neck and face to determine how best to create the perfect smile. He pays attention to creating a customized arch form for each patient to realize the perfect smile arc. Dr. Gaudreault utilizes the best technologies to achieve his goals. These technologies allow for efficient, comfortable, and most importantly, customized treatment for every patient.

Dr. Gaudreault attended Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, where he excelled, graduating summa cum laude (2nd overall) and received his certificate in orthodontics. He completed his general practice residency with Harvard School of Dental Medicine, performing rotations at Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. Dr. Gaudreault is a clinical advisory board and faculty member of Orametrix, creator of SureSmile technology. Also, he is a clinical advisory board member of OrthoScience which is a company dedicated to providing a digital platform for gathering data for treatment modalities, promoting learning amongst orthodontic community, and growing global orthodontic treatment solutions.

In his spare time, Dr. Gaudreault enjoys exercise, golf, fishing and reading.

Dr. Staci Paletta attended Adelphi University for her undergraduate studies where she majored in biology and graduated magna cum laude. She continued her graduate studies at the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine, achieving her Doctor of Dental Sciences degree. Following dental school, she completed her general practice residency at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. She then attended the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry, receiving her master’s degree in orthodontics.

Dr. Paletta has been practicing orthodontics since June of 2004. She began her career in Central New York and then moved to North Kingston, Rhode Island in 2005. She enjoys keeping up with the latest advances in orthodontic technology through a lifelong commitment to continuing education.

Dr. Paletta is married with three children and lives in Rhode Island. In her spare time she enjoys exercise, reading and yoga.

Dr. Brian Gaudreault’s decision to become an orthodontist came at a very young age, influenced by the care he received as a child from his orthodontist. He strives to provide the best treatment possible in a friendly, comfortable environment.

Dr. Gaudreault, along with the American Association of Orthodontists, recommends children are first seen at age 7. This allows treatment to begin at the most beneficial time and minimizes the overall length of time in braces. His airway-centered treatment approach for adults and children considers the anatomical structures of the head, neck and face to determine how best to create the perfect smile. He pays attention to creating a customized arch form for each patient to realize the perfect smile arc. Dr. Gaudreault utilizes the best technologies to achieve his goals. These technologies allow for efficient, comfortable, and most importantly, customized treatment for every patient.

Dr. Gaudreault attended Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, where he excelled, graduating summa cum laude (2nd overall) and received his certificate in orthodontics. He completed his general practice residency with Harvard School of Dental Medicine, performing rotations at Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. Dr. Gaudreault is a clinical advisory board and faculty member of Orametrix, creator of SureSmile technology. Also, he is a clinical advisory board member of OrthoScience which is a company dedicated to providing a digital platform for gathering data for treatment modalities, promoting learning amongst orthodontic community, and growing global orthodontic treatment solutions.

In his spare time, Dr. Gaudreault enjoys exercise, golf, fishing and reading.

Dr. Brian Gaudreault’s decision to become an orthodontist came at a very young age, influenced by the care he received as a child from his orthodontist. He strives to provide the best treatment possible in a friendly, comfortable environment.

Dr. Gaudreault, along with the American Association of Orthodontists, recommends children are first seen at age 7. This allows treatment to begin at the most beneficial time and minimizes the overall length of time in braces. His airway-centered treatment approach for adults and children considers the anatomical structures of the head, neck and face to determine how best to create the perfect smile. He pays attention to creating a customized arch form for each patient to realize the perfect smile arc. Dr. Gaudreault utilizes the best technologies to achieve his goals. These technologies allow for efficient, comfortable, and most importantly, customized treatment for every patient.

Dr. Gaudreault attended Tufts University School of Dental Medicine, where he excelled, graduating summa cum laude (2nd overall) and received his certificate in orthodontics. He completed his general practice residency with Harvard School of Dental Medicine, performing rotations at Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston. Dr. Gaudreault is a clinical advisory board and faculty member of Orametrix, creator of SureSmile technology. Also, he is a clinical advisory board member of OrthoScience which is a company dedicated to providing a digital platform for gathering data for treatment modalities, promoting learning amongst orthodontic community, and growing global orthodontic treatment solutions.

In his spare time, Dr. Gaudreault enjoys exercise, golf, fishing and reading.

Dr. Staci Paletta attended Adelphi University for her undergraduate studies where she majored in biology and graduated magna cum laude. She continued her graduate studies at the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine, achieving her Doctor of Dental Sciences degree. Following dental school, she completed her general practice residency at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. She then attended the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry, receiving her master’s degree in orthodontics.

Dr. Paletta has been practicing orthodontics since June of 2004. She began her career in Central New York and then moved to North Kingston, Rhode Island in 2005. She enjoys keeping up with the latest advances in orthodontic technology through a lifelong commitment to continuing education.

Dr. Paletta is married with three children and lives in Rhode Island. In her spare time she enjoys exercise, reading and yoga.

Dr. Staci Paletta attended Adelphi University for her undergraduate studies where she majored in biology and graduated magna cum laude. She continued her graduate studies at the University of Connecticut School of Dental Medicine, achieving her Doctor of Dental Sciences degree. Following dental school, she completed her general practice residency at Carolinas Medical Center in Charlotte, North Carolina. She then attended the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry, receiving her master’s degree in orthodontics.

Dr. Paletta has been practicing orthodontics since June of 2004. She began her career in Central New York and then moved to North Kingston, Rhode Island in 2005. She enjoys keeping up with the latest advances in orthodontic technology through a lifelong commitment to continuing education.

Dr. Paletta is married with three children and lives in Rhode Island. In her spare time she enjoys exercise, reading and yoga.

Dr. Benjamin Gamm became interested in orthodontics at a young age working in his father's lab, making models and retainers. He joined his father's practice in 1993 and became the owner after his father's retirement in 2005. In 2017, he joined Southeast Orthodontics, combining the strengths of both practices, resulting in a strong marriage of technology and exceptional orthodontic care.

Dr. Gamm is devoted to creating your beautiful smile! He absolutely loves his career choice and the lifelong relationships he has formed with his patients. For his undergraduate studies Dr. Gamm graduated from Brandeis University in 1987, magna cum laude, and was elected to Phi Beta Kappa. Dr. Gamm received his dental degree from the University of California - San Francisco in 1991, as a Regents' Scholar, and upon graduation was elected to Omicron Kappa Upsilon. Dr. Gamm completed his orthodontic training at Tufts University School of Dental Medicine. He became certified in Orthodontics in 1993. "I love the artistry involved in creating beautiful smiles for children, teens and adults. It's exciting to work with all the proven new technologies because they give patients so many treatment options and truly exceptional results. I love going to work - the kids keep me feeling young and I keep the adult patients feeling young."

Dr. Gamm is married with three children. He enjoys exercising, traveling to different cities, and watching sports.

Education: Tufts Dental School – DMD and Fairleigh Dickinson University Dental School - Certificate of Orthodontics

Fun Fact: I enjoy skiing, sailing, scuba diving, wildlife and nature hikes. I was charged by a grizzly bear in the Canadian Rockies and lived to do more ortho!