Roseburg Dentist Offers Invisalign To Easily Straighten His Patients' Teeth

Dr. Rick Campbell is happy to offer Invisalign service to his patients

2012-08-19

ROSEBURG, OR, August 19, 2012 (Press-News.org) Dr. Rick Campbell, Roseburg invisible braces dentist, offers Invisalign as an effective alternative to braces at his practice. Invisalign offers a variety of important benefits when compared to traditional braces.

"I think that it is very important for our practice to offer Invisalign. With Invisalign technology, we are able to straighten our patients' teeth without having to use braces. I hope that any of our patients that are thinking about straightening their teeth will come in for an Invisalign consultation with us," said Dr. Campbell, Roseburg dentist.

Patients that decide to come in for Invisalign in Roseburg will first have their teeth examined by Dr. Campbell to see if they are a qualified candidate for Invisalign. The consultation appointment with Dr. Campbell for Invisalign is offered free of charge.

After deciding to move forward with Invisalign treatment, Dr. Campbell will use special software to map out a treatment plan and create the first set of aligners. Patients will wear the aligners on their teeth for 20-22 hours per day during their treatment.

Unlike braces, Roseburg invisible braces are removable. This means that patients are allowed to eat whatever they want during treatment without having to worry about food getting caught in wires and brackets. In addition, patients are able to brush and floss their teeth without restriction, making it simple for them to take care of their oral health during their treatment.

Because Invisalign aligners are completely clear, other people will not be able to tell that a patient is wearing them on their teeth. This removes the most significant disadvantage of wearing braces. Patients will not have to hide their smile. And as their teeth begin to straighten, they will be able to enjoy the benefits of a straighter smile during their treatment.

To learn more about Invisalign, Dr. Campbell, his staff or any of the other services offered at his practice, patients are encouraged to visit his practice's comprehensive dental website at http://www.campbellfamilydentistry-forinvisalign.com.

About Dr. Rick Campbell: Dr. Rick Campbell, Roseburg clear braces dentist, has been practicing dentistry in his hometown of Roseburg since graduating from the Creighton University School of Dentistry in 2001. He is a member of the American Dental Association, Academy of General Dentistry, Oregon Dental Association and the Umpqua Dental Society. Every year he participates in a variety of continuing education programs to ensure that he is offering he most up to date dental service and technology to his patients in Roseburg. His practice offers a variety of services including Roseburg Invisalign, bridges, dental implants, veneers and whitening, among others.

Media Contact:
Campbell Family Dentistry
toothdr@qwestoffice.com
2591 Northwest Kline St.
Roseburg, OR 97471
(541) 672-4732
http://www.roseburgdentist.com

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