SAN DIEGO, CA, September 17, 2012 (Press-News.org) Whenever one mentions orthodontics braces, the most common vision is children wearing dental braces - almost like kids, teeth and braces go hand in hand. San Diego Orthodontist, Dr. Richard Grant, reveals that braces are not just for kids.
Adults looking for orthodontist San Diego on the Internet are looking to have dental orthodontics for a variety of reasons. The top reason is to improve their smile. No longer do adults have to be shy and self-conscious when they are out in public. They want an orthodontist in San Diego that has the knowledge and expertise, as well as a great personable atmosphere that will make them feel at ease not only from the time they arrive for their first visit, but time and time again as they get regular adjustments and checkups. That is why Carmel Valley Orthodontist and Dr. Grant are many adult's first choice in getting that winning smile that they are looking for.
Adults have an assortment of options now when it comes to getting braces for teeth. Gone forever are the childhood pictures that many adults remember of ugly braces and long-term wearing time. Braces are not just for kids! Carmel Valley Orthodontist offers the following types of braces that will suit every family:
- Metal Braces (Damon Braces)
- Clear Braces (ICE Braces)
- Invisalign (Invisible, Removable and Comfortable Aligners)
To choose an orthodontist in San Diego and surrounding area, a new potential patient should consider the following things to make an informed decision before choosing adult orthodontist braces:
1. How much experience and education does the San Diego orthodontist have?
2. Is the staff warm and friendly?
3. What type of insurance, if any, does the office offer?
4. What is the cost for braces?
5. Does the orthodontist offer financing?
6. What other types of services does the office have?
Dr. Richard Grant has been an orthodontist since 2000 and has lived in San Diego with his family since 2004. His formal education consisted of an undergraduate study at Western University, completion of his Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) at the University of Detroit Mercy Dental School, and on to graduation from the St. Louis University School of Orthodontics. Even though his formal education is complete, Dr. Grant relayed that "I enjoy taking continuing education courses that help keep me informed and aware of new developments. These new methods often provide my patients with more efficient and comfortable ways to provide care."
Adults looking for orthodontist San Diego most probably are not just looking for family orthodontist. They want a good all-around specialist who can handle a wide variety of services for themselves, their spouses, and/or their children such as teeth whitening, bleaching of teeth, teeth cleaning, and more. According to Dr. Grant, "Adults are never too old to get braces. Technically your dental area is one-half of your face. When you look at it, getting braces gives you the best bang for your buck. It's the best money you can spend on yourself."
San Diego Orthodontics run by Dr. Richard Grant offers complete services for San Diego and the surrounding area. Established in 2006, our office provides orthodontics for all ages.
San Diego Orthodontist Reveals Braces Are Not Just For Kids
Adults looking for a San Diego orthodontist do so for many reasons. Dr. Richard Grant at Carmel Valley Orthodontist understands that adults getting braces do so not only in their health, but it also provides them with a reason to smile again.
2012-09-17
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[Press-News.org] San Diego Orthodontist Reveals Braces Are Not Just For KidsAdults looking for a San Diego orthodontist do so for many reasons. Dr. Richard Grant at Carmel Valley Orthodontist understands that adults getting braces do so not only in their health, but it also provides them with a reason to smile again.