The Orthodontists at Amboy Orthodontics, provide Orthodontic Treatment such as braces, clear braces, Invisalign and Invisalign Teen for children and adults in Perth Amboy, NJ (New Jersey) servicing Woodbridge, Parlin, Carteret, Fords, Avenel, Sayerville, South Amboy, Rahway, Metuchen, and Edison areas. Your smile is important to you; and when you decide to receive orthodontic treatment, you want to know that your orthodontist cares about your smile just as much as you do!
At Amboy Orthodontics you can trust that Dr. Margulies and his staff will always put your smile first. We want to make your experience as comfortable, convenient, and rewarding as possible. Our practice offers a friendly, caring, clean environment where you're encouraged to take an active role in your treatment. Patients from all over Middlesex County turn to Amboy Orthodontics for Braces, Clear Braces, Braces for Adults, Invisalign and Invisalign Teen.
We have flexible office hours that include evening and weekends, as well as financing and payment options designed to meet your needs.
At Amboy Orthodontics you can trust that Dr. Margulies and his staff will always put your smile first. We want to make your experience as comfortable, convenient, and rewarding as possible. Our practice offers a friendly, caring, clean environment where you're encouraged to take an active role in your treatment. Patients from all over Middlesex County turn to Amboy Orthodontics for Braces, Clear Braces, Braces for Adults, Invisalign and Invisalign Teen.
We have flexible office hours that include evening and weekends, as well as financing and payment options designed to meet your needs.
Services
At the first visit to the orthodontic office, diagnostic records are made to determine the best course of treatment.
Complete diagnostic records typically include a medical/dental history, clinical examination, plaster study models of the teeth, photos of the patient's face and teeth, and X-rays.
This information is used to develop a custom treatment plan for each patient.
These records are also helpful in tracking the progress of treatment as the teeth move under orthodontic care.
After the doctor has evaluated your records, we discuss your treatment with you in detail, including the cost for your particular case.
Complete diagnostic records typically include a medical/dental history, clinical examination, plaster study models of the teeth, photos of the patient's face and teeth, and X-rays.
This information is used to develop a custom treatment plan for each patient.
These records are also helpful in tracking the progress of treatment as the teeth move under orthodontic care.
After the doctor has evaluated your records, we discuss your treatment with you in detail, including the cost for your particular case.
Fly around in space and shoot the asteroids.
Every 10,000 points earns a bonus ship!
Carefully guide the frog across traffic and over the water to safety.
Follow the pattern of lights and sounds for as long as you can remember them.
Simon says.
Use your ship to shoot the aliens before they get you.
A classic shoot 'em up!
Arrange the falling blocks in rows and don't let them pile all the way to the top of the screen or you'll lose!
Every 10,000 points earns a bonus ship!
Carefully guide the frog across traffic and over the water to safety.
Follow the pattern of lights and sounds for as long as you can remember them.
Simon says.
Use your ship to shoot the aliens before they get you.
A classic shoot 'em up!
Arrange the falling blocks in rows and don't let them pile all the way to the top of the screen or you'll lose!
Orthodontic appliances can be made of metal, ceramic, or plastic.
They may be removable or they may be brackets bonded to the teeth.
By placing a constant, gentle force in a carefully controlled direction, braces slowly move teeth to a corrected position.
This is a great time to wear braces!
Gone are the days when a metal band with a bracket was placed around each tooth.
You can choose brackets that are clear or metallic color.
You can choose the color of the ties that hold the wire in brackets.
They may be removable or they may be brackets bonded to the teeth.
By placing a constant, gentle force in a carefully controlled direction, braces slowly move teeth to a corrected position.
This is a great time to wear braces!
Gone are the days when a metal band with a bracket was placed around each tooth.
You can choose brackets that are clear or metallic color.
You can choose the color of the ties that hold the wire in brackets.
Two-phase orthodontic treatment is a very specialized process that encompasses tooth straightening and physical, facial changes.
The major advantage of a two-phase treatment is to maximize the opportunity to accomplish the ideal healthy, functional, aesthetic result that will remain stable throughout your life.
The disadvantage of waiting for complete eruption of permanent teeth and having only one phase of treatment for someone with a jaw discrepancy is facing the possibility of a compromised result that may not be stable.
The major advantage of a two-phase treatment is to maximize the opportunity to accomplish the ideal healthy, functional, aesthetic result that will remain stable throughout your life.
The disadvantage of waiting for complete eruption of permanent teeth and having only one phase of treatment for someone with a jaw discrepancy is facing the possibility of a compromised result that may not be stable.
Appliance: Anything your orthodontist attaches to your teeth which moves your teeth or changes the shape of your jaw.
Archwire: The metal wire that acts as a track to guide your teeth along as they move.
It is changed periodically throughout treatment as your teeth move to their new positions.
Bracket: A metal or ceramic part cemented ("bonded") to your tooth that holds your archwire in place.
Coil Spring: A spring that fits between your brackets and over your archwire to open space between your teeth.
Archwire: The metal wire that acts as a track to guide your teeth along as they move.
It is changed periodically throughout treatment as your teeth move to their new positions.
Bracket: A metal or ceramic part cemented ("bonded") to your tooth that holds your archwire in place.
Coil Spring: A spring that fits between your brackets and over your archwire to open space between your teeth.
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