Jan 21, 2022
The decision to undergo orthodontic treatments is an important one, as jaw alignments and similar procedures can prove costly to most families. Schacher Orthodontics (1-844-996-9678), an orthodontic clinic in Simcoe Ontario, is helping residents make the right choice with its recent service update.
Hamilton, Canada - January 20, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The clinic’s latest update will provide new and existing patients with a complimentary preliminary consultation to help patients in their decision-making. The professional staff at Schacher Orthodontics will do a full routine examination to determine how to proceed and whether further services will be necessary.
To learn more, visit https://www.myorthodontist.ca/free-consultation
Schacher Orthodontics is offering this service as an extension of their belief in quality care and service, in particular, that no one should have to pay simply to receive information regarding what treatments may be right for them or their children. The offer includes two appointments and includes diagnostic tests and consultations with a specialist.
The American Association of Orthodontists had stated that there is no “right” age for orthodontic treatments, adding that an orthodontic evaluation is ideal before a child reaches 7 years. Adults are also advised to have their misaligned teeth fixed because they can lead to other dental issues.
It is no secret that braces can be expensive for children and adults alike, which is exactly why Schacher Orthodontics has chosen to charge nothing for their consultations. By not adding to the already high cost of treatment, they ensure that orthodontic care can be more affordable for those who need it most.
The practice offers a wide range of treatment options, ranging from early childhood correction devices to Invisalign treatments for late teens and adults. They are also licensed to perform orthodontic surgeries to provide further relief in extreme cases.
Dr. Vic Schacher, the head doctor at the practice, has spent well over 20 years practicing and teaching both preventive and interceptive orthodontics. He is supported by a team of talented and highly trained staff that he has hand-selected himself, all of whom are committed to providing oral care of the utmost quality.
A satisfied patient said, “This doctor has accomplished what four others were not able to do. He has reduced my TMJ pain, caused by my car accident, to almost nothing. My dentist said he was terrific. I’m glad I believed him. Terrific!”
Interested individuals can find more details at https://www.myorthodontist.ca/free-consultation
Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Victor Schacher
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Organization: Schacher Orthodontics
Address: 1334 Barton Street East, Hamilton, ON L8H 2W3, Canada
Phone: +1-905-545-3021
Website: https://myorthodontist.ca/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89060544
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