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Patricia Panucci, DDS

Orthodontist

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Dr. Patricia Panucci has received consistently high ratings from patients undergoing treatment. Patients appreciate her thorough consultations and the visible progress of their teeth alignment over time. While some patients experienced initial discomfort and challenges with the trays and attachments, most reported feeling reassured and motivated as they saw improvements in their dental alignment. The use of Acceledent to accelerate the treatment was met with mixed reactions, with some finding it helpful and others experiencing discomfort.

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I never had braces as a kid, but my teeth were relatively straight. That is, until my wisdom teeth came in and now my top front teeth make it look like I'm the Wicked Witch of the West! I finally decided to bite the bullet and get Invisalign. Turns out I have a lot of issues besides my wonky top front teeth: sever crowding on the bottom, overbite, underbite and crossbite. I have a total of 53 trays (sad face) and my estimated time was about 2 and a half years with refinements.
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Teen with Crowded Teeth, Already Helping
I just got them on the other day, and although it was painful in some areas at first, I'm already comfortable wearing them. The entire process will only take 14 months, unlike braces which would probably take over 2 years. Also, in my case it was less than getting regular braces because I would have them on for a longer time. It's a bit annoying to take them off and put them back on every time you eat, especially in the beginning when they're really tight, but it's

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