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Orthodontist in Highlands Ranch/Littleton Increases Patient Knowledge

Dr. Paul Rocke, Highlands Ranch/Littleton orthodontist, offers patients new educational resources.

2012-02-08
HIGHLANDS RANCH, CO, February 08, 2012 (Press-News.org) Patients can now rely on the website for Rocke Orthodontics for increased dental health care information. Dr. Paul Rocke, orthodontist in Highlands Ranch/Littleton, is pleased to offer patients new online educational resources to help answer all of their dental and orthodontic questions.

"When it comes to dental health care it is important to understand the treatment you may be undergoing. For this reason, I am pleased to offer my patients extensive educational resources. By visiting Rocke Orthodontics' website, patients can gain valuable knowledge of orthodontic treatments," said Dr. Paul Rocke, Highlands Ranch/Littleton orthodontist.

Dr. Rocke is a Littleton/Highlands Ranch Invisalign Premier Provider, with more than 35 years of experience in orthodontics. Together with his team of professionals at Rocke Orthodontics, Dr. Rocke will examine, diagnose and treat patients' orthodontic problems using the latest technology and maintaining the highest standards of orthodontic care.

The Rocke Orthodontics team strives to create a positive patient experience and is committed to providing patients with a gentle, comfortable environment in the Highlands Ranch and Littleton, CO area for pain-free treatments. From traditional braces and Invisalign to Invisalign Teen in Highlands Ranch/Littleton, patients can experience the best orthodontic care available.

Additionally, patients can visit the website for Rocke Orthodontics to view before and after photos of previous procedures performed by Dr. Rocke, orthodontist providing braces in Littleton/Highlands Ranch, through the smile gallery. The online smile gallery showcases braces and Invisalign cases, among other procedures used to create a straighter, healthier smile. By viewing before and after photos, patients can gain the confidence they may need to enter their treatment with confidence.

Whether patients are treated with Highlands Ranch/Littleton braces or Invisalign, the end result will be a beautiful and functional smile fit to compliment a patient's facial structure. With the introduction of valuable educational resources, patients can walk into their appointments with confidence, knowing more about their procedure.

About Rocke Orthodontics: Owned and operated by Dr. Paul Rocke, Rocke Orthodontics provides braces, Invisalign and Invisalign Teen to create beautiful and functional smiles for children, teens and adults. Dr. Paul Rocke is a Premier Provider of Invisalign, having treated more than 200 Invisalign patients. Conveniently located in the Highlands Ranch Healthcare Plaza, Rocke Orthodontics utilizes the latest orthodontic appliances available including Invisalign, Invisalign Teen, functional appliances to correct jaw problems, clear braces, traditional metal braces and recommends mouth guards for all contact sports.

Media Contact:
Dr. Paul Rocke
rockeortho@hotmail.com
200 W. County Line Rd. Suite 340
Highlands Ranch, CO 80129
(303) 730-7002
http://www.rockeortho.com


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[Press-News.org] Orthodontist in Highlands Ranch/Littleton Increases Patient Knowledge
Dr. Paul Rocke, Highlands Ranch/Littleton orthodontist, offers patients new educational resources.