New breakthroughs in orthodontic technology offer patients accelerated treatment options.
Our practice prides itself in offering you the very latest, proven, safe and effective methods for optimal orthodontic care. We offer the VPro, a simple hands-free high frequency device used to accelerate tooth movement.
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Our experienced team is committed to making sure you feel well informed throughout your orthodontic treatment process. If at any time you have a question please give us a call at 518-274-4322.
The VPro device uses high frequency vibration for 5 minutes per day that stimulates orthodontic tooth movement on a cellular level allowing you to safely rotate aligners at a quicker rate, in turn reducing your treatment time.
Your orthodontics work on their own by moving your teeth in specific directions. VPro generates small vibrations, or micropulses, enhancing the movements on a cellular level within the underlying teeth and bones, allowing for faster tooth movement in a more efficient way.
All orthodontic patients are instructed to wear their clear retainers at night indefinitely. Sleeping with your retainers in at night will ensure a healthy bite and maintain the new position of your teeth as time goes on.
Yes. VPro is FDA cleared and has been proven as safe and reliable in U.S. clinical trials. This technology has been used in orthodontics for many years as well as in orthopedics to stimulate bone growth and healing.
There are a lot of orthodontists in the area to choose from, but none will provide you with the convenient friendly service and the great results that I've seen with my three children.
I actually looked forward to coming to my appointments and I was sad when I would see that I wouldn't be back for 2 or 3 months because I did enjoy the environment so much.
We provide the highest quality orthodontic care to Albany's Capital Region from two convenient locations in Troy & Ballston Lake, New York. We are the Top Invisalign Orthodontist in the area.
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