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Orthodontist in Allentown Offers Affordable Braces
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Exeter Orthodontics is offering Allentown residents orthodontic care for only $3,995.

ALLENTOWN, Pa. - PennZone -- Exeter Orthodontics has made a promise to all of their patients to keep the price of braces low. In keeping with that promise, patients can get traditional braces or Invisalign aligners in Allentown for only $3,995.

Included in the one-time fee of $3,995 are x-rays, adjustments, retainers, and coverage for emergency visits. Patients do not need to worry about hidden fees. Exeter Orthodontics has promised to keep themselves transparent and honest with their patients.

"The cost of braces has prevented thousands from seeking the orthodontic care they or their loved ones need," says Dr. John Pardini, orthodontist in Allentown. "Our team is dedicated to helping patients find the treatment option best for their health and smile at a price they can afford."

Traditional braces are still the most popular option for straightening your smile. This is due to the high success rate of the treatment and how quickly patients see results. Because some patients would rather not opt-in for wires and brackets, there are other options.

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Invisalign aligners are completely transparent and have the same effect as traditional braces. The great thing about these aligners is that they are fully removable, meaning patients do not have to worry about food getting caught in their wires during meals. It is important to remember, however, that patients must wear these braces for 20 to 22 hours of their day.

To learn more about Invisalign and braces in Allentown from Exeter Orthodontics, request an appointment by visiting https://exeterorthodontics.com/request-appointment/.

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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Source: Exeter Orthodontics

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