Springfield Dentist Offers Patients Alternative Teeth Straightening Treatment Without Braces

Dr. Andrew Johns and Dr. Thomas Meyer are pleased to offer patients a clear alternative to straightening their smile with Invisalign.

2013-04-28

SPRINGFIELD, MO, April 28, 2013 (Press-News.org) Dr. Andrew Johns, Springfield dentist, and Dr. Thomas Meyer encourage patients to set up a consultation for straighter teeth with Invisalign. No matter the reason or event, patients can now easily straighten their teeth without anyone even noticing.

Traditional wire and bracket braces no longer need to be the only option to straighter teeth and a restored smile. Springfield Invisalign is invisible, removable, and comfortable, but the best part is that no one will be able to tell that the patient is undergoing treatment. Invisalign is great for both adults and teenagers who want to straighten their smile.

"Invisalign is a simple and convenient treatment with an outcome that often surprises my patients. It is a constant joy to see my patients smile bigger with a straighter smile at the end of their treatment. Their confidence and oral health improves with a straighter smile, and I am happy to offer such a convenient treatment plan with Invisalign," said Dr. Johns, Springfield cosmetic dentist.

Invisalign is a removable orthodontic appliance that incorporates a series of clear, plastic aligners that fit comfortably over your teeth. The aligners are designed to move your teeth gradually into the desired orthodontic position. Invisalign is a leading brand of orthodontic appliances.

With Invisalign, a patient's teeth will change, but their lifestyle doesn't have to. Invisalign allows patients to participate in sports and other activities without having to worry about cutting their lips and gums on sharp wires and brackets. Additionally, Invisalign aligners are removable, which means brushing, eating and flossing can be completed normally. As long as patients wear their aligners for the required number of hours every day, they will have the flexibility to remove the aligners as needed.

To schedule an appointment for Springfield whitening or another service, patients can either call (417) 881-6000 or use the online appointment request form. To do this, patients simply have to enter in the date, time and nature of their appointment to the online form. Shortly after this, the practice's scheduling coordinator will follow up with a confirmation of the appointment through email or text message.

To learn more, patients are encouraged to visit Dr. Johns' comprehensive dental website at http://www.meyerjohnsdental.com.

About Meyer & Johns Dental: Drs. Johns and Meyer of Meyer and Johns Dental are experienced dentists in Springfield, MO. This full-service practice offers years of combined experienced and a wide variety of treatments including same day crowns in Springfield, veneers, whitening, Invisalign and more. Additionally, the doctors and staff maintain the highest levels of accreditation and pursue ongoing education to stay abreast of the latest trends in dentistry. Both dentists are currently members of the American Dental Association, Missouri Dental Association and the Springfield Dental Society.

Media Contact:
Dr. Andrew Johns
drjohns@meyerjohnsdental.com
1200 E Woodhurst Dr, Suite H 200
Springfield, MO 65804
(417) 881-6000
http://www.meyerjohnsdental.com/

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