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Teens & Adults Ready for a Straighter Smile in Reading
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Braces and Invisalign are available in Reading at Exeter Orthodontics.

READING, Pa. - PennZone -- Traditional braces have always been the go-to for straightening a smile. Though some people may not want the brackets and wires look. This is why Exeter Orthodontics offers Invisalign aligners  for the low price of $3,995.

Invisalign is completely transparent. These aligners, similarly to traditional braces, slowly straighten your teeth over time. One key difference is that they are totally removable, which means you don't have to worry about food getting stuck in a bracket or a wire breaking. Though it is very important to constantly wear your aligners. Otherwise, the treatment may not be as effective.

Exeter Orthodontics got its start in Reading over a decade ago. The practice values  transparency with all patients and vows to never surprise patients with hidden fees.

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"As soon as a patient walks through our door, our main concern becomes their care and comfort," says Dr. Patrick Moran, orthodontist in Reading. "How can we provide them with a treatment that is affordable, efficient, and successful?"

Traditional braces in Reading are also offered by Exeter Orthodontics for those who may not qualify for Invisalign. During a free consultation, Dr. Moran and his team will help patients find a treatment plan best for their needs.

To learn more about braces and Invisalign in Reading, visit https://exeterorthodontics.com/reading-office/ to request an 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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