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Exeter Smiles in Reading Enhances Orthodontic Care with Advanced DIBS AI Technology
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Exeter Smiles in Reading introduces DIBS AI technology to improve the precision and efficiency of braces in Reading, ensuring patients receive faster, more comfortable orthodontic treatment.

READING, Pa. - PennZone -- Exeter Smiles, a trusted provider of orthodontic care in Berks County, is proud to incorporate DIBS AI technology into its braces and Invisalign treatments. This cutting-edge technology allows for more accurate bracket placement and streamlined treatment, resulting in enhanced outcomes for patients seeking braces in Reading.

Dr. Joel Silman, dentist at Exeter Smiles, emphasizes the benefits of DIBS AI: "The addition of DIBS AI technology to our practice has transformed the way we approach braces. This advanced system allows us to achieve a level of precision and efficiency that translates to shorter treatment times and more comfortable adjustments for our patients."

DIBS AI technology uses real-time scanning to create detailed digital models of each patient's teeth. This ensures that brackets are placed in the optimal position for effective and efficient tooth movement, reducing the likelihood of misalignment and making each adjustment more precise. As a result, patients experience fewer complications and a faster path to a beautiful smile. This advanced technology is available at no additional cost to patients choosing braces in Reading, included in the all-inclusive price of $3,995.

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In addition to offering traditional braces with the help of DIBS AI, Exeter Smiles also provides Invisalign, giving patients the flexibility to choose between clear aligners and traditional braces. Both options are supported by the precision and convenience of AI-driven technology, enhancing patient comfort and results.

Exeter Smiles encourages patients in Berks County to explore how DIBS AI can improve their orthodontic experience. Those interested in learning more about braces in Reading or scheduling a free consultation can visit 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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