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Exeter Orthodontics in Springfield, PA, is accepting new patients looking for braces or Invisalign.
SPRINGFIELD, Pa. - PennZone -- Exeter Orthodontics is accepting new patients. Philadelphia area teens and adults seeking a straighter smile can find braces and Invisalign in Springfield.
Braces from Exeter Orthodontics cost only $3,995. This low price includes x-rays, retainers, adjustments, repairs, and emergency visits. There are no hidden fees, no matter how long a patient's treatment may last.
Invisalign also costs only $3,995. Invisalign uses transparent aligners to shift teeth into place. The aligners can be removed for eating, drinking, and brushing but must be worn for at least 20 to 22 hours per day to be successful.
"During a free consultation, we will walk patients through both treatments, the benefits, and help them decide which is best for them," says Dr. John Pardini, orthodontist in Springfield.
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While there are differences between the two treatments, their low price remains the same.
To request a free consultation and learn more about braces and Invisalign in Springfield, visit https://exeterorthodontics.com/request-appointment/. 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/.
Braces from Exeter Orthodontics cost only $3,995. This low price includes x-rays, retainers, adjustments, repairs, and emergency visits. There are no hidden fees, no matter how long a patient's treatment may last.
Invisalign also costs only $3,995. Invisalign uses transparent aligners to shift teeth into place. The aligners can be removed for eating, drinking, and brushing but must be worn for at least 20 to 22 hours per day to be successful.
"During a free consultation, we will walk patients through both treatments, the benefits, and help them decide which is best for them," says Dr. John Pardini, orthodontist in Springfield.
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While there are differences between the two treatments, their low price remains the same.
To request a free consultation and learn more about braces and Invisalign in Springfield, visit https://exeterorthodontics.com/request-appointment/. 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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