Gurnee Invisalign Pro Offers Complimentary Consultations

Gurnee Invisalign provider Dr. Michael Stosich offers free consultations to all patients.

2011-12-21

GRAYSLAKE, IL, December 21, 2011 (Press-News.org) Dr. Michael Stosich, an Invisalign specialist, and his team of trained, experienced professionals offer a complimentary consultation for anyone in Gurnee, IL.

During the consultation, a patient meets with Stosich and the treatment coordinator. A 40 minute examination will then occur.

"The goal is to create a relaxing environment for the patient," says child orthodontic expert Stosich. "Any concerns the patient has will be addressed."

Invisalign provider Stosich explains a number of things discussed in the first appointment.

What Type Of Treatment
There are many different techniques and appliances used including clear braces, metal brackets, Invisalign and SureSmile. During this appointment, the correct treatment will be pinpointed.

When to start
The start time of treatment depends on the severity of the case. The American Association of Orthodontists recommend that every child should see an orthodontist by age 7, according to the AAO website (braces.org/learn/index.cfm)

Are Any Teeth Going To Be Removed?
Sometimes a patient's second premolar may be removed to create more spacing.

How Long Will The Treatment Be?
The length of treatment depends on the case and the patient's cooperation with their orthodontic care.

The Cost
The Price of treatment will be determined, according to the treatment plan.
A follow-up appointment is made for X-rays, impressions and photos, if treatment is needed. Once the plan is finalized, the journey of braces begins.

Learn More
To learn more visit the website: http://identityortho.com. To speak to a team member or schedule a complimentary consultation, call (847) 548-4200. Online appointment request forms are available on the website.

About Dr. Michael Stosich
Dr. Michael Stosich attended the Temple University School of Dentistry in Philadelphia and earned a Doctor of Dental Medicine degree. He then pursued critical specialty training in orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics at Temple University, and also received a master's degree. He was awarded the Coben Scholar in Orthodontics. He went on to complete a four-year craniofacial fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania and The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.

Prior to making a commitment to orthodontics, Dr. Stosich trained at the University of Illinois and Columbia University for his undergraduate and graduate degrees in tissue engineering.

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