DALLAS, TX, March 01, 2014 (Press-News.org) Kimberly J. McNeal, MS, DMD, who practices in the Rockwall, TX office of Apple Orthodontix, was recently honored by Ormco Corp., distributor and fabricator of the Insignia bracket system. 27 doctors and practices worldwide that treated more than 100 Insignia cases during 2013 were presented with Preferred Provider Awards earlier this year. Apple Orthodontix is one of the top five Insignia providers in the country.
"Insignia is world-class orthodontics at its best," says McNeal. "In my opinion, this bracket system reduces treatment time and addresses patient comfort, malocclusion correction and individualized care in a manner that surpasses other systems. Finished occlusions are pristine because they are detailed prior to bracket placement. Our practice is primarily Insignia treatments. Overall, it's a more efficient way to practice, and we can care for more patients.
"The comfort level makes treatment much more enjoyable for patients and staff. Everyone is happier, and we have fewer treatment issues. Our patients love seeing what their smiles will look like before they even begin treatment, and they enjoy tracking their progress. Appointment intervals are longer between adjustments, so the treatment is more convenient for everyone. We only see our patients every 8-10 weeks as compared to every 4-6 weeks for standard bracket systems."
With hundreds of Insignia cases under her belt, Dr. McNeal has achieved the highest level of competence with this system. Apple orthodontists, Dr. Sandra Hernandez, practicing in Lewisville, Arlington and Irving, and Dr. Marites Del Mundo, practicing in Little Elm, Denton and The Colony, have also completed record numbers of Insignia cases.
Ormco Corporation recently received several industry-voted Ortho Townie Choice Awards for exceptional products and service in the orthodontic field. They also won nine industry awards in 2013, including one for Insignia Advanced Smile Design.
Dr. McNeal's office is located at 2245 Ridge Rd, Rockwall, TX. To make an appointment for a free consult or for more information, call 1-888-611 APPLE or go online to www.appleortho.com.
Apple Orthodontix has been in business for more than 25 years in the Dallas and Ft. Worth, TX area. With more offices on the horizon, they currently have 15 convenient locations in Ft. Worth, Denton, Plano, Frisco, Mesquite, Arlington, Dallas, Lewisville, Rockwall, Little Elm, The Colony, Irving, Richardson, and Cedar Hill, all staffed by orthodontic specialists. Apple provides clear and metal braces, Invisalign technology, Damon Clear braces and the completely customized Insignia braces. They offer a free consult to get started and interest-free, affordable pay plans. Family discounts and cash options are also available.
Apple Orthodontix has full-time opportunities for motivated associate orthodontists capable of growing a practice. Ownership is an option. If interested, contact mblack@appleortho.com.
Apple Orthodontix Orthodontist Kimberly J. McNeal, MS,DMD Wins Ormco Preferred Provider Award
Insignia surpasses other bracket systems in patient comfort, malocclusion correction and individualized patient care.
2014-03-01
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[Press-News.org] Apple Orthodontix Orthodontist Kimberly J. McNeal, MS,DMD Wins Ormco Preferred Provider AwardInsignia surpasses other bracket systems in patient comfort, malocclusion correction and individualized patient care.
