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| Dear Patients and Families, We are very happy to be able to get back to work and see our patients who we have missed over the past few months! We would like to update you on our office, it’s measured re-opening, and the steps we are taking to ensure we do everything possible to keep our patients and our team healthy. We are planning to reopen slowly over the next few weeks. We are going to take a phased approach towards our reopening to minimize the number of patients in the office. This will allow us to adhere to federal social distancing guidelines, and to better protect our patients and staff. We ask for your patience. We had to reschedule close to 1000 appointments, and we know there is a strong desire to get your treatment back on track. As we prepare to reopen, please wait for our office to contact you to reschedule your appointments. |
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| • | Constricted palate, causes misalignment of back teeth commonly called crossbite |
| • | Crowding of teeth |
| • | Uneven development of upper and lower jaw |
| • | Expansion of the upper jaw to eliminate a crossbite |
| • | Expansion of one or both jaws to create space for overly crowded teeth |
| • | Early removal of specific baby teeth to facilitate the proper eruption of permanent teeth |
| • | Maintaining space for permanent teeth after the premature loss of a baby tooth |
| • | Reducing the protrusion of upper incisors to decrease the likelihood of fracture from trauma |
| • | Creating room for crowded, erupting teeth |
| • | Creating facial symmetry by influencing jaw growth |
| • | Reducing the risk of trauma to protruding front teeth |
| • | Preserving space for unerupted teeth |
| • | Expanding the palate to properly position back molars |
| • | Reducing the need for tooth removal |
| • | Reducing treatment time |
