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Clinic Introduction

Are You Becoming A General Dentistry Patient Of Our Office?*
Treatment Objectives
Our aim in orthodontics is not just focused on straightening teeth. Our treatment objectives also include:
  • Ensure proper development of the face and jaw structures in children
  • Maximizing the airway
  • Non-extraction treatment
  • Maximizing dental arch expansion
  • Healthy jaw joint function
  • Preventing mouth breathing
  • Proper oral posture
  • Enhancing facial esthetics
The devices and techniques our office uses to achieve results are:
  • Braces (low friction braces using gentle forces)
  • Invisalign
  • Myobrace and other forms of Myofunctional Therapy
  • Ortho tropics (Bio bloc)
  • Lab fabricated orthodontic appliances
Early Treatment And Prevention
We are particularly very passionate about early intervention treatments in young children. Too often opportunities for facial and dental growth modifications are missed. With a better understanding of the causes of orthodontic problems, such as mouth breathing, poor tongue posture, and improper swallow, we can steer jaw and facial growth towards a more optimal path. As a result of early treatment, unnecessary teeth extractions and surgery may be avoidable in most cases. More importantly, negative facial and dental growth can hopefully been prevented. Also, by treating the true causes of the orthodontic problems, it would lead to a more stable result that will reduce the chances of relapse.
Orthodontics And Family Dentistry
While we enjoy the field of orthodontics, we really love being able to provide this service as a General Dentist. It allows our office to more fully care for our patients by making sure their gum and teeth health are optimal during treatment. Also, it allows our team to better coordinate cosmetic procedures (cosmetic fillings and/or veneers) with orthodontics so the end result is as beautiful as possible. We work hard to maintain a fun, caring, and professional environment at our office. Within this environment, our goal is to provide patient's personalized treatment that lead to a lifetime of happy healthy smiles.
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Orthodontic Treatment and Office Policies

What’s does the Orthodontic Treatment Fee include?
1. Orthodontic Examination by a dentist at your Consultation
2. Orthodontic Records (pre-treatment X-rays and Photographs, 3D Scan of teeth)
3. Orthodontic Diagnosis and Treatment plan by the dentist
4. Placement of orthodontic appliances (i.e. Invisalign, Braces, Myobrace, Expander, etc.)
5. Follow up appointments related to your orthodontic treatment
6. Mid-treatment x-rays and photographs related to your orthodontic treatment
7. Removal of orthodontic appliances (i.e. Invisalign attachments, braces, appliances, etc.)
8. Post-treatment X-rays and Photographs
9. Retainers (four sets of clear retainers for full adult teeth cases, and one retainer for Phase 1 cases)
10. One year of Retention monitoring
The Orthodontic Treatment Fee DOES NOT include:
  • Lost or Broken appliances
  • Dental Procedures such as hygiene cleanings, dental examinations, inside the mouth x-rays (i.e. bitewings), fillings (including cosmetic fillings), crowns, veneers, etc.
  • Procedures associated with the treatment done at another office, e.g. extractions and surgical exposures.
  • Additional sets of retainers and appliances.
  • Any additional style of Retainers, Night Guards, Snoring/Sleep Apnea appliances.
  • Any other treatment prescribed by the dentist.
Fees quoted are honoured for 60 days.
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Orthodontic Treatment and Office Policies 2

Appointment Policy
1. Patients are seen by appointment only.
2. While we do Orthodontic Consults on Saturdays, we, unfortunately, lack the staff and chair space to accommodate Orthodontic Treatment appointments on Saturdays.
3. Only one appointment at a time is booked in advance. We do not favour some patients over others by allowing anyone to pre-book multiple appointments in advance.
4. Please bear in mind that because orthodontic appointments are often booked weeks to months in advance and our, after school/work hours can fill up quite quickly, it is unlikely that all your appointments will be scheduled during these times. Therefore, some of your orthodontic appointments will unavoidably conflict with school or work.
5. Please give us the courtesy of at least 48 hours’ notice to allow us to schedule a patient from our waiting list.
6. When re-scheduling appointments, short notice appointments may not be as convenient to you as your originally scheduled appointment. Short notice appointment changes will be rescheduled as our schedule allows. 7. Please arrive on time for your appointments. If you are running late for your appointment, please contact our office so we can plan accordingly. In fairness to our other scheduled patients, if you are more than 15 minutes late for your appointment you may be asked to reschedule your appointment for another date.
8. Please call our office prior to your appointment If you have loose or broken appliances or brackets as your appointment may need to be lengthened or changed to accommodate the repair. If we are not notified in advance, we will do our best to accommodate you but in an effort to ensure that the next patient's appointment is on time, a second appointment may be necessary.
Emergency and Repair Policy
1. Fortunately, most orthodontic "emergencies" are not critical and there are very few true orthodontic emergencies. For your convenience and out of respect to scheduled patients, it is not typically possible to attend to repairs on a walk-ln basis.
2. If you are in significant pain for any orthodontically related reason, please call us immediately. After hours, those in pain can call either Dental Now Panorama or in case of dire emergency Dr. Gill’s cell phone number. If your appliance Is broken or a wire Is poking, please call/email to schedule an appointment to have It repaired.
3. Please keep in mind that excessive breakage of orthodontic appliances or not wearing appliances as instructed can significantly lengthen your total time in treatment. Extensive repairs may require additional appointments and longer appointments which will be scheduled on weekdays during school/work hours.
4. A reasonable amount of emergency/repair appointments are included in the Orthodontic Treatment Fee.
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Orthodontic Treatment and Office Policies 3

Retention and Retainer Policy
Your smile is like a work of art so let’s keep it that way. Once you complete your treatment, you will need to wear retainers. We will provide you with Four sets of Clear Retainers (similar to the standard Invisalign material). You will need to wear them full time for Six Months and then gradually cut back daytime wear until you are wearing them only at night.
1. FOUR sets of clear upper and lower retainers are included in your Total Orthodontic Fee. Any charges to repair or replace any damaged or lost appliances are the responsibility of the patient.
2. Retention Includes approximately 12 months of post-treatment monitoring. It is the patient's responsibility to schedule and keep track of their retention appointments. For orthodontic patients who are also our dental patients, we will continue to do retention checks indefinitely during their regular dental examination for no additional charge. For non-dental patients who choose to continue to have retention checks in our clinic after your retention phase is complete, there will be a per visit charge of $78. Any additional retainer replacement fees may apply to those who need more retainers.
3. Retainers will be required to keep your teeth in their new position as a result of your orthodontic treatment. You must wear your retainers as instructed or teeth will likely shift, in addition to other adverse effects. If retainers are not worn as instructed and teeth shift, any further treatment rendered will be subject to a retreatment charge.
4. Please bear in mind that completed orthodontic treatment does not guarantee perfectly straight teeth for the rest of your life. Regular retainer wear for life is necessary following orthodontic treatment, even after the retention phase is complete, and changes can continue to occur due to natural causes, including habits such as tongue thrusting, mouth breathing, and growth and maturation that continue throughout life. Later in life, most people will see their teeth shift, even if they have never had orthodontic treatment before. In order to minimize any shifting that may occur later on in life, it Is highly recommended that regular night-time retainer wear be maintained throughout the patient's life.
5. Please keep in mind that with regular wear, Clear retainers eventually become discolored and start to lose their elasticity (retention), so please keep in mind you will need to routinely replace them.
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Orthodontic Treatment and Office Policies 4

Two-Phase Treatment: Interceptive Treatment for Young Patients (6-9 years old)
Phase 1, or early interceptive treatment, is an orthodontic treatment that is done before all of the permanent teeth have erupted, and often occurs between ages 6 to 10 years old. Phase 1 treatment is recommended when there is a moderate to severe orthodontic problem that would be more difficult to correct later or lead to a worse result if not intercepted earlier. Early interception can dramatically reduce the future risk of extractions of permanent teeth and/or jaw surgery.
Early treatment can be in the patient’s best interest if their problem is one that could become more serious over time if left untreated.
What are the Goals of Phase 1 Treatment?
  • Intercept the developing problem
  • Work to eliminate any negative myofunctional habits, such as Mouth Breathing
  • Promote positive growth of facial and jaw bones
  • Improve the relationship of the upper and lower jaws
  • Provide adequate space for incoming permanent teeth
***Most patients require a second course of treatment (Phase 2 Ortho Treatment) after all permanent teeth have come in to move those teeth into their ideal positions.

What are NOT goals of Phase 1 Treatment?
  • Perfect alignment of teeth. While alignment tends to improve with Phase 1 treatment, the complete alignment of the permanent teeth can only happen after all the permanent teeth have erupted. So, this becomes a goal of Phase 2 treatment.
  • Perfect Bite of teeth. While we work hard to improve the relationship of the upper and lower jaws, the goal of achieving correct interdigitation of the teeth can only happen once all the permanent teeth are present. Once again, this becomes a goal of Phase 2 treatment.
Credit of Phase 1 Treatment Fee Towards Phase 2 Fee?
  • Half the cost of Phase 1 Treatment is credited towards Phase 2.

Phase 2 Fee = Full Comprehensive Fee – (Phase 1 Fee)/2
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Orthodontic Treatment and Office Policies 5

Summary of Different Orthodontic Treatment Options
Phase 1 Treatment:
  • is to improve the structure and myofunctional habits to promote positive facial growth. Phase 1 Ortho treatment is only for children with Moderate to Severe orthodontic problems who would likely achieve a less ideal outcome if treated later.
  • One Retainer.
  • Most Cases are 12-18 months long.
Phase 2 Treatment:
  • once all the adult teeth have erupted in a patient who had Phase 1 treatment, we will evaluate if further Phase 2 treatment is necessary. Phase 2 treatment will focus on achieving the best alignment and bite possible of the permanent teeth.
  • Four sets of Retainers.
  • Most Cases are 12-18 months long.
Comprehensive Treatment:
  • best for children with Mild to Moderate orthodontic problems who would likely achieve a result equal in quality to Two Phase Treatment without early treatment. Same goals as Phase 2 treatment.
  • Four sets of Retainers.
  • Most Cases are 12-24 months long.
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Orthodontic Treatment and Office Policies 6 Orthodontic Insurance Guide

Orthodontic Insurance Guide
Orthodontic coverage is often a separate benefit in a dental insurance contract. Coverages for orthodontic treatment usually are at 50% up to your eligible lifetime maximum.
To determine your orthodontic coverage, it is suggested that you call the insurance company or speak with the plan administrator where you work and ask the following questions:
1. Do I have orthodontic coverage under my dental insurance policy?
2. Are there any age limitations or restrictions for the orthodontic coverage?
3. What percentage of the orthodontic fees is covered?
4. What is the lifetime maximum dollar amount?
5. Would a lump-sum reimbursement be given if the fee is paid in full at the start of treatment?
Pre-Determination of Insurance:
In order to submit for an Orthodontic Insurance Pre-Determination, we will provide the Orthodontic Treatment Plan Summary. We will complete the "Patient Identification" portion and complete your insurance company's Dental Claim Form in the usual manner.
No dental codes are required for any orthodontic pre-determinations or claims submissions. Only the Orthodontic Treatment Plan Summary and the Dental Claim form is required.
On your behalf, we will send both the Orthodontic Treatment Plan Summary and the Dental Claim Form immediately to your insurance company. Your insurance company will advise you directly, in writing or via email, how much they will cover. If you have not heard from them within 2-3 weeks, please give them a call.
Orthodontic Claims are not direct billed. Your insurance will reimburse the subscriber.
When your Orthodontic Financials have been completed, we will provide you with 2 claim forms. The first claim form is Orthodontic Records and the Initial Payment. The second claim form will be your monthly payments. As a courtesy, we can mail the first claim on your behalf. If a new Orthodontic Treatment Plan Summary is required, we will do so on your behalf.
For your Monthly claims, we do find most of our patients who submit their monthly claims directly online to their insurance, find it easier and receive a quicker reimbursement. We recommend you submit online EACH month for the authorized time, to your Insurance company who will reimburse you directly.
We suggest you keep a copy of all receipts submitted to your insurance as any unpaid portion may be able to be claimed as a deduction on your income tax return.
Dual Insurance:
In a situation where two parties both have orthodontic coverage, the person with the birthdate earlier in the year is considered the primary or first subscriber (i.e. January birthdate as opposed to May). The Primary subscriber sends in the documents as described above and then sends the reply from the primary carrier to the secondary insurance company for adjudication.
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Orthodontic Treatment and Office Policies 7 Myofunctional Therapy

Myofunctional Therapy Hereditary factors or big teeth in small jaws are not responsible for crowded teeth or incorrect jaw development. The real culprits are mouth breathing, tongue thrusting, reverse swallowing and thumb sucking, which are known as incorrect myofunctional habits.
Allergies, asthma and open mouth posture compound the issue and most children have at least one of these myofunctional problems contributing to incorrect dental and facial development.
If the tongue and lips are not functioning correctly, crowded teeth and underdeveloped jaws are the results. These are called incorrect myofunctional habits. If function and jaw shape is correct, there is plenty of room for the teeth.
As a child’s face grows forward and downwards, the jaws are influenced and reshaped by facial muscles.
If these muscles are functioning correctly, the tongue is in the proper position and the mouth is predominantly closed, a child has the ability to reach their full genetic potential with enough room for the front and back teeth to fit into their correct position.
Habits that are linked to Orthodontic Problems:
  • Mouth Breathing
  • Tongue Posture
  • Lip Posture
  • Reverse Swallow
  • Tongue Thrust
Myobrace has created a series of Exercises that can correct all these negative habits.
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Orthodontic Treatment and Office Policies 8 Informed Consent

Informed Consent I have been given adequate time to read and have read the preceding information describing the Orthodontic Treatment and Office policies. I understand and consent to the payment schedule I have checked and initialed.
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Informed Consent and Agreement for the Invisalign Patient

Patient’s Informed Consent And Agreement Regarding Invisalign® Orthodontic Treatment
Your doctor has recommended the Invisalign® system for your orthodontic treatment. Although orthodontic treatment can lead to a healthier and more attractive smile, you should also be aware that any orthodontic treatment (including orthodontic treatment with Invisalign aligners) has limitations and potential risks that you should consider before undergoing treatment.
Device Description
Invisalign® aligners, developed by Align Technology, Inc. (“Align”) consist of a series of clear plastic, removable appliances that move your teeth in small increments. Invisalign products combine your doctor’s diagnosis and prescription with sophisticated computer graphics technology to develop a treatment plan which specifies the desired movements of your teeth during the course of your treatment. Upon approval of a treatment plan developed by your doctor, a series of customized Invisalign aligners are produced specifically for your treatment.
Procedure
You may undergo a routine orthodontic pre-treatment examination including radiographs (x-rays) and photographs. Your doctor will take impressions or intra-oral scans of your teeth and send them along with a prescription to the Align laboratory. Align technicians will follow your doctor’s prescription to create a ClinCheck® software model of your prescribed treatment. Upon approval of the ClinCheck treatment plan by your doctor, Align will produce and ship a series of customized aligners to your doctor. The total number of aligners will vary depending on the complexity of your malocclusion and the doctor’s treatment plan. The aligners will be individually numbered and will be dispensed to you by your doctor with specific instructions for use. Unless otherwise instructed by your doctor, you should wear your aligners for approximately 20 to 22 hours per day, removing them only to eat, brush and floss. You will switch to the next aligner in the series as per your doctors instructions. Treatment duration varies depending on the complexity of your doctor’s prescription. Unless instructed otherwise, you should follow up with your doctor at a minimum of every 6 to 8 weeks. Some patients may require bonded aesthetic attachments and/or the use of elastics during treatment to facilitate specific orthodontic movements. Patients may require additional impressions, or intra-oral scans, and/or refinement aligners after the initial series of aligners.
Benefits
Invisalign® aligners offer an esthetic alternative to conventional braces.
  • Aligners are nearly invisible so many people won’t realize you are in treatment.
  • Treatment plans can be visualized through the ClinCheck® software.
  • Aligners allow for normal brushing and flossing tasks that are generally impaired by conventional braces.
  • The wearing of aligners may improve oral hygiene habits during treatment.
  • Aligners do not have the metal wires or brackets associated with conventional braces.
  • Invisalign patients may notice improved periodontal (gum) health during treatment.
Risks And Inconveniences
Like other orthodontic treatments, the use of Invisalign® product(s) may involve some of the risks outlined below:
(i) Failure to wear the appliances for the required number of hours per day, not using the product as directed by your doctor, missing appointments, and erupting or atypically shaped teeth can lengthen the treatment time and affect the ability to achieve the desired results;
(ii) Dental tenderness may be experienced after switching to the next aligner in the series;
(iii) Gums, cheeks, and lips may be scratched or irritated;
(iv) Teeth may shift position after treatment. The consistent wearing of retainers at the end of treatment should reduce this tendency;
(v) Tooth decay, periodontal disease, inflammation of the gums or permanent markings (e.g. decalcification) may occur if patients consume foods or beverages containing sugar, do not brush and floss their teeth properly before wearing the Invisalign products, or do not use proper oral hygiene and preventative maintenance;
(vi) The aligners may temporarily affect speech and may result in a lisp, although any speech impediment caused by the Invisalign products should disappear within one or two weeks;
(vii) Aligners may cause a temporary increase in salivation or mouth dryness and certain medications can heighten this effect;
(viii) Attachments may be bonded to one or more teeth during the course of treatment to facilitate tooth movement and/or appliance retention. These will be removed after treatment is completed;
(ix) Attachments may fall off and require replacement.
(x) Teeth may require interproximal recontouring or slenderizing in order to create space needed for dental alignment to occur;
(xi) The bite may change throughout the course of treatment and may result in temporary patient discomfort.
(xii) In rare instances, slight superficial wear of the aligner may occur where patients may be grinding their teeth or where the teeth may be rubbing and is generally not a problem as overall aligner integrity and strength remain intact.
(xiii) At the end of orthodontic treatment, the bite may require adjustment (“occlusal adjustment”).
(xiv) Atypically-shaped, erupting, and/or missing teeth may affect aligner adaptation and may affect the ability to achieve the desired results.
Risks And Inconveniences, Continued
(xv) Treatment of severe open bite, severe overjet, mixed dentition, and/or skeletally narrow jaw may require supplemental treatment in addition to aligner treatment.
(xvi) Supplemental orthodontic treatment, including the use of bonded buttons, orthodontic elastics, auxiliary appliances/ dental devices (e.g. temporary anchorage devices, sectional fixed appliances), and/or restorative dental procedures may be needed for more complicated treatment plans where aligners alone may not be adequate to achieve the desired outcome.
(xvii) Teeth that have been overlapped for long periods of time may be missing the gingival tissue below the interproximal contact once the teeth are aligned, leading to the appearance of a “black triangle” space.
(xviii) Aligners are not effective in the movement of dental implants.
(xix) General medical conditions and use of medications can affect orthodontic treatment;
(xx) The health of the bone and gums which support the teeth may be impaired or aggravated;
(xxi) Oral surgery may be necessary to correct crowding or severe jaw imbalances that are present prior to wearing the Invisalign product. If oral surgery is required, risks associated with anesthesia and proper healing must be taken into account prior to treatment;
(xxii) A tooth that has been previously traumatized, or significantly restored may be aggravated. In rare instances the useful life of the tooth may be reduced, the tooth may require additional dental treatment such as endodontic and/or additional restorative work and the tooth may be lost;
(xxiii) Existing dental restorations (e.g. crowns) may become dislodged and require re-cementation or in some instances, replacement;
(xxiv) Short clinical crowns can pose appliance retention issues and inhibit tooth movement;
(xxv) The length of the roots of the teeth may be shortened during orthodontic treatment and may become a threat to the useful life of teeth;
(xxvi) Product breakage is more likely in patients with severe crowding and/or multiple missing teeth;
(xxvii) Orthodontic appliances or parts thereof may be accidentally swallowed or aspirated;
(xxviii) In rare instances, problems may also occur in the jaw joint, causing joint pain, headaches or ear problems;
(xxix) Allergic reactions may occur; and
(xxx) Teeth that are not at least partially covered by the aligner may undergo supraeruption;
(xxxi) In rare instances patients with hereditary angioedema (HAE), a genetic disorder may experience rapid local swelling of subcutaneous tissues including the larynx. HAE may be triggered by mild stimuli including dental procedures.
Informed Consent
I have been given adequate time to read and have read the preceding information describing orthodontic treatment with Invisalign aligners. I understand the benefits, risks, alternatives, and inconveniences associated with treatment as well as the option of no treatment. I have been sufficiently informed and have had the opportunity to ask questions and discuss concerns about orthodontic treatment with Invisalign® products with my doctor from whom I intend to receive treatment. I understand that I should only use the Invisalign products after consultation and prescription from an Invisalign trained doctor, and I hereby consent to orthodontic treatment with Invisalign products that have been prescribed by my doctor. Due to the fact that orthodontics is not an exact science, I acknowledge that my doctor and Align Technology, Inc. (“Align”) have not and cannot make any guarantees or assurances concerning the outcome of my treatment. I understand that Align is not a provider of medical, dental or health care services and does not and cannot practice medicine, dentistry or give medical advice. No assurances or guarantees of any kind have been made to me by my doctor or Align, its representatives, successors, assigns, and agents concerning any specific outcome of my treatment.
I authorize my doctor to release my medical records, including, but not be limited to, radiographs (x-rays), reports, charts, medical history, photographs, findings, plaster models, impressions of teeth, or intra-oral scans, prescriptions, diagnosis, medical testing, test results, billing, and other treatment records in my doctor’s possession (“Medical Records”) (i) to other licensed dentists or orthodontists and organizations employing licensed dentists and orthodontists and to Align, its representatives, employees, successors, assigns, and agents for the purposes of investigating and reviewing my medical history as it pertains to orthodontic treatment with product(s) from Align and (ii) for educational and research purposes. I understand that the use of my Medical Records may result in disclosure of my “individually identifiable health information” as defined by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (“HIPAA”). I hereby consent to the disclosure(s) as set forth above. I will not, nor shall anyone on my behalf seek legal, equitable or monetary damages or remedies for such disclosure.
I acknowledge that use of my Medical Records is without compensation and that I will not nor shall anyone on my behalf have any right of approval, claim of compensation, or seek or obtain legal, equitable or monetary damages or remedies arising out of any use such that comply with the terms of this Consent.
A photostatic copy of this Consent shall be considered as effective and valid as an original. I have read, understand and agree to the terms set forth in this Consent as indicated by my signature below.

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In-office patient hygiene agreement for the orthodontic patient 1

We want to appreciate and thank our patients who see us as General Dentistry patients by giving them a reduction towards their Orthodontic Treatment.
Benefits of being an In-Office Patient
  • $200 Off Orthodontic Treatment Fee: Patients who meet these requirement
  • $400 Off Orthodontic Treatment Fee: Patients who also have other immediate family members
  • Receive regular hygiene/recall appointments at our dental practice
  • Free Teeth Whitening
  • For your convenience, we will do our best to coordinate the hygiene/recall appointments with your orthodontic appointments
  • Free ongoing Orthodontic Retention Checks when combined with a hygiene appointment
Importance of Oral Hygiene
  • Maintaining clean and healthy gums are critical during Orthodontics. Ultimately Orthodontics is more about changing the gums and bone support of the teeth, not changing the teeth
  • Orthodontic movement of teeth is safe when gums are healthy and clean
  • Unhealthy gums during Orthodontics can cause potentially irreversible lifelong damage to the gums and jaw
  • Therefore, regular professional hygiene visits are necessary during Orthodontic treatment. Otherwise, the risk of gum damage is not worth the benefits of orthodontic movement
To Receive the In-Office Discount
  • Patients must be having regular hygiene and recall examination appointments regularly during Orthodontic treatment at our dental practice
  • The minimum requirement is hygiene and recall exams every six months. Oral x-rays are needed once a year
  • As everyone’s gum condition is different, patients with greater bacterial buildup may require hygiene visits every three months with recall exams every six months
  • All next hygiene/recall appointments are booked in advance
X-Ray Release Form to be signed
  • This will allow us to receive xrays from your previous Dental Office
Important Notes
  • The cost of the hygiene and recall exams, as well as any other dental work such as fillings, extractions, crowns, implants are NOT included in the price of the orthodontic fees
  • In particular, cosmetic treatments such as composite fillings or porcelain veneers to close spaces, restore chipped and worn teeth, and to reshape teeth are NOT included in the Orthodontic fees
  • It is the policy of our practice that to receive the in-office patient discount for orthodontic treatment, the patient (and, if applicable, their family members) must pre-book their next hygiene visits before commencing treatment
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In-office patient hygiene agreement for the orthodontic patient 2

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I have received adequate time to read and have read the preceding information regarding regular Recall/Hygiene visits during orthodontic treatment in exchange for a certain percentage discount on my Orthodontic Fees. I understand and consent to the agreement.
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