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Exeter Orthodontics offers Invisalign in Springfield for only $3,995 with no hidden fees.
SPRINGFIELD, Pa. - PennZone -- Invisalign, with its removable, plastic aligners, has revolutionized orthodontics by making braces more comfortable and more convenient. At Exeter Orthodontics, Invisalign in Springfield is available for only $3,995. This low price includes x-rays, retainers, adjustments, repairs, and emergency visits.
"Invisalign uses a series of thin aligners that fit transparently over your teeth, straightening them over time," explains Dr. John Pardini. "Plus, Invisalign aligners can be removed for eating, drinking, brushing and flossing, so patients can eat anything throughout the course of their treatment."
Depending on the complexity of a patient's case, the length of Invisalign treatment ranges from 9 to 18 months.
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Some patients with more complex alignment issues may be better suited for traditional braces. Traditional braces in Springfield also cost only $3,995. The process of getting braces affixed to your teeth takes about one to two hours. The treatment length for braces ranges anywhere from 1 to 3 years.
To learn more about Invisalign and traditional braces, request an appointment with the Springfield orthodontist by visiting https://exeterorthodontics.com/springfield-office/. New patients are welcome.
About Exeter Orthodontics: For several years, Exeter Orthodontics, a Pennsylvania-based orthodontic practice, has offered area patients braces and Invisalign treatments for as low as $3,995. Its team of orthodontists remains dedicated to providing high-quality care at an affordable price. Learn more at http://www.exeterorthodontics.com/.
"Invisalign uses a series of thin aligners that fit transparently over your teeth, straightening them over time," explains Dr. John Pardini. "Plus, Invisalign aligners can be removed for eating, drinking, brushing and flossing, so patients can eat anything throughout the course of their treatment."
Depending on the complexity of a patient's case, the length of Invisalign treatment ranges from 9 to 18 months.
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Some patients with more complex alignment issues may be better suited for traditional braces. Traditional braces in Springfield also cost only $3,995. The process of getting braces affixed to your teeth takes about one to two hours. The treatment length for braces ranges anywhere from 1 to 3 years.
To learn more about Invisalign and traditional braces, request an appointment with the Springfield orthodontist by visiting https://exeterorthodontics.com/springfield-office/. New patients are welcome.
About Exeter Orthodontics: For several years, Exeter Orthodontics, a Pennsylvania-based orthodontic practice, has offered area patients braces and Invisalign treatments for as low as $3,995. Its team of orthodontists remains dedicated to providing high-quality care at an affordable price. Learn more at http://www.exeterorthodontics.com/.
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