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Exeter Smiles Expands Braces Services for Children with Affordable Pricing
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READING, Pa. - PennZone -- Exeter Smiles in Reading is dedicated to providing affordable, high-quality braces for children, helping young patients achieve healthier, more confident smiles. With a range of treatment options, including traditional braces for only $3,995, parents can access comprehensive orthodontic care for their children at a competitive price.

"At Exeter Smiles, we believe every child deserves a smile they can be proud of," says Dr. Joel Silman, dentist at Exeter Smiles. "Our team works closely with each family to tailor treatment plans that meet their unique needs, providing compassionate care that emphasizes quality and comfort."

The all-inclusive $3,995 price for traditional braces includes x-rays, retainers, adjustments, repairs, and emergency visits, ensuring a worry-free experience with no hidden costs. Additionally, Invisalign is available for children who prefer a discreet, flexible option for teeth straightening. These services offer Pennsylvania families an array of high-quality orthodontic solutions within reach.

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Families searching for braces for children in the Lehigh Valley can rely on Exeter Smiles for attentive care and affordable treatment. Patients are encouraged to schedule a free consultation to learn more by visiting https://exeter-smiles.com/request-appointment/.

About Exeter Smiles: For several years, Exeter Smiles has offered teen and adult patients throughout Pennsylvania braces for as low as $3,995, as well as Invisalign treatments. The team of dental professionals remains dedicated to providing high-quality care at an affordable price. Learn more at https://exeter-smiles.com/.

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