Mar 23, 2017
Modern Smile and Implant Center, offers South Florida dental patients the cutting edge Fastbraces® Technology. This treatment cuts down the time one wears braces from years to months. Modern Smile has three locations: Coral Springs, Pompano Beach and Hallandale Beach.
Coral Springs, United States - March 23, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Modern Smile and Implant Center, a South Florida dental practice on the cutting edge of dental technology and procedures reflects on its release of Fastbraces® Technology. The dental staff at Modern Smile and Implant Center always strive to ensure their patients have access to the latest technology and procedures for all their oral health needs. Most people can benefit from having their teeth corrected and nothing on the market is better today at doing so than the Fastbraces® Technology. Modern Smile and Implant Centers’ three South Florida locations are in: Coral Springs, Pompano Beach and Hallandale Beach.
Fastbraces® Technology has many advantages over traditional braces that makes them a much more appealing option to most patients. Fastbraces® Technology typically works with just using a single orthodontic wire whereas traditional braces require many wires and tightening procedures. What truly separates Fastbraces® Technology is with its’ special square nickel-titanium wire which is activated by the special design of the braces; the dynamic nature of this new wire allows dentists to measure treatment in a matter of months as opposed to years! Another significant benefit to Fastbraces® Technology is pain reduction. The bracketing system of Fastbraces® Technology has shown to significantly reduce any pain in the teeth due to the procedure.
Dr. Tamisha Denis, Owner of Modern Smile and Implant Center, says: “We wanted to try something new with Fastbraces® Technology. Anyone familiar with the Dentistry market will probably have noticed how everyone else always seemed to use traditional braces. We felt this was a problem because old braces usually require a series of wires and tightening procedures. Fastbraces® Technology has allowed us to not only grow our practice with patients seeking out this treatment but has put us a step above many other dental offices who aren’t offering this treatment yet.”
Brian M, one of Dr. Denis’ patients had this to say as mentioned on her website, “She was excellent…listened to me and told me why she suggested the treatment for me…saved over $2000 on treatment. I start with her no matter what!”
So as a welcome breath of fresh air, Fastbraces® Technology instead has treatment times ranging from 3 months to about a year, and Fastbraces® Technology typically works with just one orthodontic wire from start to finish. Those living in the Coral Springs, Pompano Beach or Hallandale Beach areas who desire a better smile and need braces should contact Dr. Denis’ office today.
Fastbraces® Technology is now available at Modern Smile and Implant Center. To find out more, it’s possible to visit http://modernsmileandimplantcenter.com/fast-braces
For further information about Modern Smile and Implant Center, all this can be discovered at http://modernsmileandimplantcenter.com
Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Tamisha Denis
Organization: Modern Smile & Implant Center
Address: 10196 W Sample Rd, Coral Springs, FL 33065, United States
Phone: +1-954-752-4450
For more information, please visit http://www.modernsmileandimplantcenter.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 180425
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