Confidence bands are considered for linear and quadratic regression when the regression equation is forced through a fixed point. In the linear case, it is noted that the construction of confidence bands reduces to the construction of a confidence interval on the slope parameter. The corresponding bands are straight lines whose widths are independent of the size of the set over which the band is constructed. The construction for the quadratic case involves more complex arguments; these are developed, and tables are presented for band use in both the homoscedastic and heteroscedastic settings. An example is included.