Orthodontic Treatment in Killeen & Harker Heights
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Orthodontics* is a dental specialty that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of tooth misalignments and jaw irregularities (malocclusions) using braces, clear aligners, and other appliances. Not just for aesthetic enhancement, orthodontics also serves to improve a patient’s overall oral health for a lifetime, and can even help with speech impediments.
A properly aligned bite makes it easier to eat, smile, and speak!
House of Smiles offers orthodontic treatments and has Easy Payment Plans for the same.
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* Dr. Aditi Saxena is not an Orthodontist but has taken extensive training for the specialty.
* Zero Down is subject to approval by Care Credit
- What is Orthodontics?
- Classification of Teeth Overview
- Payment Plans
- How Long Does Orthodontic Treatment Take?
- What Types of Problems are Treated with Orthodontics?
What is the First Step?
What is Orthodontics?
Classification of Teeth Overview
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Orthodontics is a dental specialty that focuses on the diagnosis and treatment of tooth misalignments and jaw irregularities (malocclusions) using braces, clear aligners, and other appliances. Not just for aesthetic enhancement, orthodontics also serves to improve a patient’s overall oral health for a lifetime, and can even help with speech impediments. A properly aligned bite makes it easier to eat, smile, and speak!
Payment Plans
House of Smiles offers easy monthly payment plans for orthodontic treatments not covered by insurance.
How Long Does Orthodontic Treatment Take?
Treatment typically takes 6-30 months and is dependent upon age, the severity of alignment issues, and the treatment method that is used.
What Types of Problems are Treated with Orthodontics?
Some of the most common problems that can be fixed with braces are overbites, underbites, overcrowding, and spacing issues.
What is the First Step?
Orthodontic problems, which often result from genetic factors but can be exacerbated by environmental factors such as finger sucking, must be diagnosed before treatment begins. Proper diagnosis involves taking photographs, x-rays, and dental impressions.
These painless diagnostic procedures enable us to make informative decisions about which treatment is right for you.
We recognize that outstanding results are dependent on maximizing the coordination of care between you and our practice. We are committed to delivering the best possible service in order for you to achieve your orthodontic objectives.
Ready To Take Control Of Your Dental Care?
Contact us with any questions or to schedule an appointment!