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Invisalign®

Clear removable aligners are changing the way older patients receive orthodontic care. You can straighten your smile and correct your bite without unsightly metal braces!

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Clear
Braces

Complex orthodontic treatments usually require braces, but adults and teens can still enjoy an image-friendly treatment that uses clear and tooth-colored materials.

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Pediatric
Orthodontics

You should never wait too long to take care of your little one’s smile. We can use pediatric orthodontics to correct many kinds of issues while they’re still young!

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Pediatric Treatment
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Traditional
Braces

Using a bracket and wire system to align teeth, traditional braces are a time-tested method for straightening smiles of all ages.

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I am very pleased with this office. Made an appointment for my son to get a cleaning and everyone in the office was very welcoming. The doctor suggested my son be seen for an Orthodontist consult and I was able to get it done that day. Excellent service.

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Frequently Asked Questions, Answered!

Do you have a question for our orthodontic team near Quincy? Then don’t hesitate to give us a call! Our friendly team is here to answer any questions you have, even small ones. If you can’t get on the phone right now, then you can continue your research right here – we’ve answered FAQs below!

What do you do if you can't afford an orthodontist?

If you have any concerns about the cost, we encourage you to talk to our team. After all, we offer multiple financial solutions, and each is designed to make the price of braces more affordable. For example, we can help our insured patients use any available benefits they have. Plus, we have an in-house savings plan and welcome flexible financing for those who don’t have dental insurance! We also offer periodic specials, lowering your out-of-pocket expenses even further. Simply put, don’t just assume that orthodontic treatment is too expensive. Give us a call or schedule an appointment so we can find a solution.

How do I get emergency orthodontic care?

Fortunately, orthodontic emergencies are nowhere near as common as regular dental emergencies, like a knocked-out tooth or loose restoration. If one does arise, however, then we recommend getting in touch with our orthodontist near Wollaston as soon as you can. When you call our office, a knowledgeable member of our team will learn more about what happened and, if possible, provide you with instructions on how to handle your orthodontic emergency from home. If treatment is needed, then they will take a look at our calendar and determine the earliest possible appointment.

How can I book an appointment online with an orthodontist?

Although calling is always the easiest way to schedule a visit, we understand that it isn’t always convenient to get on the phone. If that’s the case for you, then you’re welcome to request an appointment on our website . You’ll simply fill out some important questions and hit “submit” – that’s it! We’ll do our very best to respond right away.

What level of education is required to be an orthodontist?

The road to becoming a dentist requires years of extensive training, and becoming an orthodontist requires additional schooling on top of that! The very first step is earning an undergraduate degree and being accepted to one of 67 accredited dental schools in the U.S. From there, they need to undergo a mixture of hands-on and classroom training for three years to earn their Doctor of Dental Medicine or Doctor of Dental Sciences. Only after all of this criteria is met can they pursue special training in orthodontics. And, of course, there are still continuing education hours that need to be met each year too!

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