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Exeter Smiles in Allentown Utilizes DIBS AI Technology for Enhanced Precision in Braces Care
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Advanced DIBS AI technology at Exeter Smiles in Allentown ensures more accurate and comfortable placement of braces for patients.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. - PennZone -- Exeter Smiles is proud to incorporate DIBS AI technology into its braces services at its Allentown location. This cutting-edge technology enables a higher degree of precision in the placement of braces, ensuring better outcomes and greater comfort for patients undergoing braces treatment.

"With the addition of DIBS AI, we're able to offer a more personalized and accurate treatment plan for every patient," said Dr. Joel Silman, a dentist at Exeter Smiles. "This technology allows us to precisely position each bracket, improving both the effectiveness of the treatment and the overall patient experience."

DIBS AI uses advanced algorithms and real-time 3D imaging to map out the ideal positioning of braces on each individual tooth. This level of precision not only accelerates the treatment process but also enhances patient comfort by reducing the need for manual adjustments. By integrating this state-of-the-art technology, Exeter Smiles continues its commitment to offering the most modern and effective care available.

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In addition to its innovative use of DIBS AI technology, Exeter Smiles offers traditional braces at an all-inclusive price of $3,995. This cost includes x-rays, retainers, adjustments, and repairs, ensuring that patients receive comprehensive care without any unexpected fees. For those looking for a more discreet option, Exeter Smiles also offers Invisalign aligners, providing flexible treatment options to meet each patient's unique needs.

Patients interested in learning more about how DIBS AI technology can enhance their experience are encouraged to schedule a free consultation at Exeter Smiles. Visit https://exeter-smiles.com/request-appointment/ to explore the benefits of advanced treatment at Exeter Smiles in Allentown.

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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