I have not had braces before. I am extremely self conscious about my teeth. Because of cost, I am interested in Smile Care Club. I do not know if my teeth are too crowded for it however. What do you recommend?
November 19, 2016
Answer: Your SmileCareClub.com Smile Congratulations on the decision to improve your smile! My understanding is that SmileCareClub offers a complementary Smile Assessment from their website. Their product collaborates with local Orthodontists in your area to treatment plan your case using, for many cases, only tele-dentistry. This product is best for mild to moderate cases.
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November 19, 2016
Answer: Your SmileCareClub.com Smile Congratulations on the decision to improve your smile! My understanding is that SmileCareClub offers a complementary Smile Assessment from their website. Their product collaborates with local Orthodontists in your area to treatment plan your case using, for many cases, only tele-dentistry. This product is best for mild to moderate cases.
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July 7, 2016
Answer: Smile Care Club I have to respectfully disagree with Dr. Thompson. I have been providing comprehensive orthodontics for over 23 years. I took the first Invisalign course in 1999. The first generation aligners were very limited. Currently, I am an ELP (endorsed local provider) for the Smile Care Club. Today, using the Smile Care Club associated lab, I am able to treat complex orthodontic cases. The vast majority of my cases do not require IPR (interproximal reduction).
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July 7, 2016
Answer: Smile Care Club I have to respectfully disagree with Dr. Thompson. I have been providing comprehensive orthodontics for over 23 years. I took the first Invisalign course in 1999. The first generation aligners were very limited. Currently, I am an ELP (endorsed local provider) for the Smile Care Club. Today, using the Smile Care Club associated lab, I am able to treat complex orthodontic cases. The vast majority of my cases do not require IPR (interproximal reduction).
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