We get that parents worry about their kids’ treatment.
Are they starting too soon? Is it too late? Or just how will treatment costs be worked into the family budget and already busy life? We know for teenagers, the concerns are much ‘deeper’, but no less real. How will braces stack up in all those selfies? And can’t the treatment just be finished already?
And we understand that patients coming to orthodontic treatment later in life – from their twenties and beyond – often carry with them negative past experiences.
Commitment challenged when it comes to orthodontic work, they question: is a beautiful, straight celebrity smile even possible? And is it possible for treatment to be seamless, straightforward, affordable and quiet?
And we understand that patients coming to orthodontic treatment later in life – from their twenties and beyond – often carry with them negative past experiences.
Commitment challenged when it comes to orthodontic work, they question: is a beautiful, straight celebrity smile even possible? And is it possible for treatment to be seamless, straightforward, affordable and quiet?
What to know about orthodontics for millenials
While millennials are image conscious, we’ve learned a surprising number lack confidence about their smile. In fact, teeth and smile problems pose a real issue for them, particularly in social and professional settings. But it doesn’t have to be this way.