1. Oral Health as a Gateway to Systemic Health

Your oral health is your gateway to systemic well-being. Beyond just giving you a beautiful smile, it plays a crucial role in your overall health. Recent research has emphasized the connection between oral health and systemic health. Uncontrolled bacteria in the mouth can proliferate and lead to systemic damage. Periodontal disease, originating from poor oral hygiene, has been linked to heart issues, lung problems, weakened immunity, and pancreatic complications. Neglecting your dental health can contribute to expensive health conditions.

By straightening your teeth, you make it easier to brush and floss effectively, preventing the proliferation of harmful bacteria. This, in turn, can help you avoid costly systemic health problems while maintaining your radiant smile.

2. Prevent Further Dental Problems

Misaligned teeth can exert abnormal forces and stresses on the surrounding tooth structure. This can result in tooth wear, mobility, and even loss. It also increases the risk of chipping, recession, and abfraction. Malpositioned teeth caused by crowding can contribute to gingival recession. Correcting the alignment of your teeth can significantly reduce the risk of these dental problems, ultimately saving you from costly dental procedures.

3. Protect Current Dental Work and Prepare for the Future

The way your teeth align with each other impacts the longevity of your existing dental restorations. If your teeth have shifted, it’s in your best interest to straighten them to ensure your dental work lasts as long as possible. Misaligned teeth can create excessive forces, potentially dislodging or cracking previous dental work. Proper spacing and alignment of your teeth are essential for both esthetic dental work and the longevity of your dental restorations.

Orthodontic treatment is an investment in your dental health and your smile. It’s also an investment in your overall health, which can translate to long-term cost savings. By choosing adult orthodontics at Feinstein 360 Orthodontics, you’re taking a proactive step toward improving your oral health, preventing costly dental problems, and safeguarding your existing dental work.

Choosing Feinstein 360 Orthodontics

At Feinstein 360 Orthodontics, we specialize in braces and Invisalign and we are committed to transforming your smile and boosting your self-confidence. Our patient-centered approach ensures that each treatment plan is tailored to meet your unique needs and concerns. Embracing the advantages of orthodontics as an adult will allow you to pursue the smile of your dreams. Schedule your complimentary consultation directly online at Feinstein 360 Orthodontics or call us at (804)735-0365 to discuss how we can enhance your smile. Dr. Rachel Feinstein is a board-certified orthodontist who is bilingual in English and Spanish. Our office is conveniently located in Chesterfield, Virginia, near Starbucks in Hancock Village on Hull Street. Together we’ll work to create a plan that aligns with your goals and helps you achieve a beautiful, healthy smile. Your journey to flaunt your “feinest” smile starts with Feinstein 360 Orthodontics.

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Our Contributions to the Chesterfield Community

Dr. Feinstein’s passion for connecting with her community goes beyond the scope of providing expert orthodontic care. Our practice was designed with the most up-to-date, modern technology and orthodontic techniques. With equally innovative strategies for giving back, Dr. Feinstein’s philanthropic goals have allowed her to make a significant change and impact in her community.

We recently celebrated our first anniversary. Throughout this year Dr. Feinstein and her team’s philanthropic efforts focused on several pillars:

1. Benefiting the Chesterfield County Public School system:
   1. Feinstein wanted to thank Chesterfield County teachers and all employees by extending a 20% courtesy to all Chesterfield County Public School employees and their families! This courtesy was the first and only of its kind.
   2. We were the Official Sponsor of the 2023 students of the year of Chesterfield County Public Schools.
   3. Feinstein 360 Orthodontics was able to support the Communities in Schools non-profit by hosting “All in for Kids Pickleball Tournament”. CIS supports the following schools: Bellwood Elementary, Bensley Elementary, Chalkley Elementary, Falling Creek Elementary, Hening Elementary, Carver Middle, Falling Creek Middle, Manchester Middle, Salem Church Middle, Carver College and Career Academy, L.C. Bird High School, Meadowbrook High School.
   4. We sponsored of Winterpock Elementary, Cosby High School, Moseley Elementary.
   5. Adopt an Angel drop-off site for Moseley Elementary.
2. Benefitting Midlothian and Chesterfield County youth:
   1. Girls on the Run Greater Richmond.Girls on the Run is a national non-profit organization with programs to support girls’ social, emotional, physical, and behavioral skills to successfully navigate life experiences. You can learn more about this organization at https://www.gotrrichmond.org.
   2. Midlothian Moms Sponsor. Their passion to lend a helping hand to the Midlothian, Virginia community. You can learn more about the Midlothian moms at http://www.midlothianmoms.com.
3. Benefitting the youth beyond our local borders:
   1. Feinstein 360 Orthodontics partnered with the World Pediatric Project to raise funds for children all around the world who need life changing surgeries. In order to do this. we donated a complimentary orthodontic case which included braces or Invisalign and all proceeds went directly to support the World Pediatric Project. The real heroes are the surgeons who dedicate their time and expertise to change the lives of these children! To learn more about the World Pediatric Project, go to http://www.worldpediatricproject.org.

Dr. Feinstein’s mindful approach to orthodontics takes into account the patient’s overall health, lifestyle, and individualized needs. The expert team at Feinstein 360 Orthodontics utilizes cutting-edge technology, making Feinstein 360 Orthodontics a leader in orthodontic care.

One of the Top 5 Best Orthodontic Offices – Richmond Times-Dispatch

Recently, Feinstein 360 Orthodontics was chosen as one of the Top 5 Best Orthodontic Offices in “The Best” Richmond Times-Dispatch. We feel privileged to have the opportunity to reciprocate the support we have received from our community and look forward to continued community empowerment in Chesterfield, Midlothian, Chester, Amelia, Moseley, and Powhatan Counties.

Feinstein 360 Orthodontics is located at 14628 Hancock Village Street, Chesterfield, VA 23832. If you would like a complimentary consultation you can schedule directly on our website, or if you would like to speak with our office directly, you can call us at (804) 532-4536. Our commitment lies in enhancing our community, enriching the lives of those around us, and fostering a sense of positivity. Should you have any questions, please contact us without hesitation.

About Dr. Feinstein

Dr. Rachel Feinstein is an enthusiastic, Board Certified Orthodontist fluent in Spanish and English. Highly educated, she went to Washington University in St. Louis for her Bachelors of Arts, in addition to obtaining her dental education from New York University College of Dentistry, followed by a one year Consortium for Translational Orthodontic Research Fellowship, and a three-year Certificate of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics at NYU. Dr. Feinstein’s extensive research understanding accelerated, and efficient orthodontics led her work to be published on the cover of the American Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics. As a mother of two young children, she is passionate and understands first hand the importance of efficient and esthetic orthodontic treatments. This led her to open Feinstein 360 Orthodontics.

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Understanding the Missing Teeth Concern

It is very common for children and adults to be missing one or more permanent teeth for a variety of reasons. The most common reason for children is that they were born without all their permanent teeth. The most common reason for missing teeth in adults is trauma or caries. Individuals mistakenly believe that missing teeth automatically disqualifies them from pursuing braces or other orthodontic treatments. However, the reality is quite different. Our skilled team at Feinstein 360 Orthodontics is equipped to address a variety of dental situations, including cases involving missing teeth.

The Good News: You Can Still Get Braces or Invisalign!

Yes, you read that right – having missing teeth does not exclude you from getting braces or Invisalign. At Feinstein 360 Orthodontics, we offer a range of solutions that can help address your orthodontic needs, even in the presence of missing teeth:

1. Closing Gaps: For some people closing the gaps caused by missing teeth is the best treatment option. Braces or Invisalign can be used to gradually shift your remaining teeth and close the gaps left by missing teeth. This can not only improve the aesthetics of your smile but also promote better oral health by reducing the risk of food particles getting trapped in those spaces.
2. Creating Space: In certain cases, braces or Invisalign can create space for dental implants or other restorative treatments to replace missing teeth. This comprehensive approach ensures that your smile not only looks great but also functions properly. For some people, opening space for future restorative and prosthetic treatments such as implants, bridges, veneers, or crowns are the best esthetic and functional treatment choice.
3. A Comprehensive Plan: Dr. Feinstein, our board-certified orthodontist, loves to work with your dentist in order to create a personalized treatment plan. This coordination and communication with your dentist will create a “team” approach that will inevitably result in your best esthetic and functional smile.

Why Patients Love Our Practice

Feinstein 360 Orthodontics is dedicated to transforming smiles and boosting self-confidence. Our patient-centered approach means that we tailor each treatment plan to meet your individual needs, whether you have missing teeth or other unique concerns. Don’t let the misconception of missing teeth hold you back from pursuing the smile of your dreams. Reach out for your complimentary comprehensive consultation. We are conveniently located on Hull Street next to Starbucks in Hancock Village in Chesterfield, Virginia. Together, we’ll create a plan that aligns with your goals and helps you achieve a beautiful, healthy smile that you can proudly showcase to the world.

Remember, your journey to flaunt your “feinest” starts with Feinstein 360 Orthodontics, whether you have missing teeth or not!

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Understanding Dental Botox

Botox, scientifically known as botulinum toxin, is a neurotoxin produced by the bacterium Clostridium botulinum. It works by temporarily paralyzing or relaxing the muscles it is injected into.  This is how the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles are reduced. While most associated with its cosmetic uses, such as smoothing facial wrinkles, Botox has also proven to be effective in treating certain dental conditions.

Who can benefit from Botox?

TMJ Disorders and Bruxism Treatment

Temporomandibular joint disorders (TMJ) and bruxism (teeth grinding) are common dental conditions that can lead to jaw pain, headaches, and even tooth damage. Dental Botox can be used to relax the muscles responsible for these issues, offering relief to patients. By injecting small amounts of Botox into the affected muscles, dentists can effectively reduce muscle tension, alleviate pain, and mitigate the harmful effects of teeth grinding.

Patients Seeking Facial Aesthetics

Dental Botox is now being employed as a treatment to enhance dental and facial esthetics and smile designs. By precisely injecting Botox into specific facial muscles, we can create a more symmetrical smile, minimize gummy smiles, and correct other dental-related concerns. This approach allows for a comprehensive approach to improving a patient’s overall appearance.

In my practice, we see adults and children.  Many of my adult patients come in focusing on their teeth and request either Invisalign or braces to fix their bite and improve their facial esthetics.  They are often surprised to hear of the other benefits of Botox and its ability to improve their smile and facial proportions!

Dr. Rachel Feinstein is a board-certified orthodontist who specializes in Invisalign and braces for young children, teens, and adults. We take a 360 approach to orthodontic care and individualize treatment based on your specific needs and lifestyle. Feinstein 360 Orthodontics is located at 14628 Hancock Village Street, Chesterfield Virginia.  If you are interested in enhancing your smile and ‘Flaunting your Feinest smile’ please contact us at (804) 532-4536 or schedule directly from our website for your complimentary consultation!

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In this post, we will cover the following: what are Invisalign attachments and rubber bands? Can Invisalign work without these attachments? And finally, is the use of rubber bands truly necessary?

Invisalign Attachments Explained

Invisalign attachments are tooth-colored “bumps” that are bonded to the teeth with dental composite.  They are small and barely noticeable but serve a big purpose. “I design and place specific attachments in order to achieve optimal results,” says Dr. Feinstein.  “Attachments allow me to achieve more complex tooth movements and increase the efficiency of tooth movements which results in a faster treatment time.”

Invisalign and Rubber Bands Explained

Some tooth movements cannot be accomplished with Invisalign aligners alone.  For example, if you need to align your bite, which is the way your upper and lower teeth come together, you will often need elastic rubber bands to shift both jaws and teeth into their ideal positions.

This is where Invisalign rubber bands come in! “Before you begin your Invisalign treatment, we’ll discuss with you if we think you will need to wear elastic rubber bands,” says Dr. Feinstein.  “These rubber bands in combination with aligners are extremely efficient at correcting overbites, openbites, underbites, and crossbites, when worn properly.”

How long should I wear my Invisalign elastics?

Your customized treatment plan will determine how long you wear your Invisalign elastics. Some patients wear them throughout their entire Invisalign treatment, while others use them only for a portion of the process. You will also be advised if nighttime wear or full time wear is recommended.  Just like with braces, your Invisalign rubber bands will stretch out as you talk, laugh and yawn so make sure to change them 3 times a day!

How do I wear my rubber bands, and what if they break?

The thought of wearing rubber bands with your Invisalign trays can be intimidating.  Fortunately, we will go over exactly how and when to wear them. During your consultation and then again when you are ready during treatment, Dr. Feinstein will provide you with detailed instructions on how to wear them. Dr. Feinstein’s rules for elastics are as follows:

•  Never wear your rubber bands without your aligners in your mouth
• If you forget your rubber bands at home, you can still wear your aligners without the rubber bands
• Start with the hook or button on either the top or bottom aligner and then use your fingers to stretch the rubber band to the button or hook in the opposite arch
• Repeat step 3 on the other side of your mouth if prescribed.
• Switch your rubber bands 3 times a day
• If your rubber bands break or pop, replace as needed – do not worry about running out since we will gladly give you replacement bags!
• If your hook or button falls off your tooth call our office so we can put it back on.

Do I absolutely need attachments and elastics?

The short answer is no! Sometimes, if your smile just needs a few touch-ups, then attachments and rubber bands are not required.  “Every patient that walks into my office receives a personalized treatment plan,” says Dr. Feinstein.  “Attachments and rubber bands are great orthodontic tools, but I always feel it is important to listen to my patients and see what is important to them, focus on their esthetics, and what fits into their lifestyle.”

At Feinstein 360 Orthodontics, we understand that you may have additional questions or concerns about Invisalign, attachments, and rubber bands, and we are always here to help!

If you need further assistance, don’t hesitate to reach out to our office.  And if you haven’t started treatment yet but are interested in Invisalign in Chesterfield, Moseley, Chester, and Midlothian greater area, we invite you to schedule a complimentary consultation with us today!

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A palatal expander is an orthodontic appliance used to widen the upper jaw (maxilla). It is typically used in children and adolescents to correct problems with the teeth and jaw.

A palatal expander consists of a small metal device that is bonded to the upper molars using dental cement. The device has a central screw that can be turned using a special key provided by our office. As the screw is turned, the device expands and gradually widens the upper jaw. This process takes several weeks to several months, depending on your child’s needs.

I commonly use palatal expanders in combination with other orthodontic treatments, such as braces or Invisalign, to correct a range of problems with the teeth and jaws. They are well-tolerated and are effective at correcting problems with the upper jaw.

Benefits of jaw expansion

A palatal expander gently widens the roof of the mouth (palate) over time by separating bones that do not permanently fuse together until puberty. It is most often used to create more room for crowded teeth. Using an expander before extensive orthodontic work on children can reduce the amount of time spent in braces and Invisalign, making the process smoother and less uncomfortable.

Traditionally, a palatal expander corrects:

• A narrow jaw
• A crossbite or underbite
• Crowded teeth
• Difficulty biting and chewing
• Speech difficulties

It is important to understand that a palatal expander may be used to improve upper airway breathing problems. The expansion of the upper jaw can help to create more space in the upper airway, potentially improving breathing problems such as sleep apnea, snoring, mouth breathing, and poor sleep quality. Over time, poor sleep quality can affect children’s ability to focus and perform in school and in social situations. A palatal expander is not a treatment for all upper airway breathing problems, and it may not be the most appropriate treatment option in all cases.

If your child is experiencing upper airway breathing problems, it is important to consult with a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan. They will be able to assess your individual needs and recommend the most appropriate treatment options for your specific condition.

Do expanders hurt?

Palatal expanders can cause some discomfort or difficulty speaking and eating during the initial adjustment period. Normally my patients say after just a few days their child is eating and speaking like they did before the expander was placed.

If you think your child may need an expander to help with a small upper jaw, crowding, or upper airway breathing, it is better to do so sooner rather than later. Simply contact our office for a complimentary consultation by Dr. Feinstein by calling (804) 532-4536 or request an appointment online. At your consultation, Dr. Feinstein will do a comprehensive evaluation and she will explain if treatment is indicated and what your treatment options are.

Dr. Rachel Feinstein is a specialty-trained, board-certified orthodontist. Her expertise in treating young children and adults allows her to improve you and your children’s health and smile in an esthetic and efficient manner that integrates into your lifestyle. Dr. Feinstein practices in Chesterfield, Virginia treating orthodontic patients from Chesterfield, Mosely, Midlothian, Richmond, Chester, and Henrico County.

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I want to help parents think through this question since it is a good one!

The short answer is: of course! However, your child needs to take some precautions. There could also be a better option, which I will explain at the end of this post.

Precautions for Kids with Braces Playing Contact Sports

As a mother and healthcare provider, I truly appreciate the benefits of extracurricular sports. Sports provide numerous benefits for our children, including physical and mental health, the development of social skills, confidence, self-esteem, and character development.

I will always remember a call I received on a Friday evening. One of my patients was playing in his varsity basketball game when a defender attempted to block his shot and inadvertently knocked him to the ground, causing him to fall face-first. When he stood up, he realized his lip was stuck to his braces! I met him after his game and was thankfully able to unhook his lip and fix his wire, and he was good to go!

Benefits of Mouthguards for Children with Braces

I spoke with his mom after the game and after reassuring her everything was ok, I explained how this significant lip and braces injury could have been easily avoided if her son was wearing a mouthguard. There are several benefits of wearing a mouthguard, including:

• Protection of braces: The mouthguard acts as a barrier between the braces and any impact, helping to prevent damage to the braces or the teeth.
• Prevention of injury: The mouthguard helps absorb the force of impact and reduces the risk of injury to the lips, tongue, and cheeks.
• Comfort: The mouthguard helps reduce discomfort caused by braces rubbing against the cheeks or lips.
• Preservation of treatment progress: Wearing a mouthguard helps protect the progress made by the braces, reducing the risk of having to start the treatment process over again due to damage.
• Peace of mind: Wearing a mouthguard while playing sports can give you peace of mind knowing that you’re doing everything you can to protect your braces and your teeth.

A Safer Alternative? Invisalign

Another option parents should consider is Invisalign. Invisalign is great for athletes because accidents like the one mentioned above won’t happen because there aren’t any brackets or wires. Invisalign works through a series of aligners where I meticulously program and customize tooth movement for each patient.

In conclusion, with the necessary precautions, both braces and Invisalign are great options for athletes. It is important to understand the benefits of each, and how a mouthguard could be beneficial to keep your teeth protected during physical activity.

Dr. Rachel Feinstein is a specialty-trained, board-certified orthodontist. Her expertise in treating young children and adults allows her to improve your and your children’s health and smile in an esthetic and efficient manner that integrates into your lifestyle. Dr. Feinstein practices in Chesterfield, Virginia treating orthodontic patients from Chesterfield, Mosely, Midlothian, Richmond, Chester, and Henrico County. Get in touch for your complimentary consultation!

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After I put braces on, I go over specific brushing and flossing techniques to make sure my patients are successful in their orthodontic journey and are on their way to “Flaunting their ‘Feinest’ smile.” Toothpaste takes away staining, eliminates plaque, and changes the pH of your mouth so that your enamel stays healthy and strong.

Bet you didn’t know your toothpaste could do this…

There are many uses for toothpaste beyond just brushing your teeth. Some of these include:

• Cleaning: Toothpaste can be used to clean items such as silverware, jewelry, and even car headlights.
• Acne treatment: Some toothpastes contain ingredients such as baking soda and hydrogen peroxide that can help dry out pimples and reduce redness.
• Whitening: Some toothpastes contain mild abrasives that can help remove surface stains and improve the overall appearance of teeth.
• Bug bites: Toothpaste can be used to soothe the itching and pain of insect bites.
• Relief for burns: A small amount of toothpaste can be applied to minor burns to help soothe the skin and reduce pain.
• Cleaning walls and baseboards: Toothpaste can be used to remove scuffs and marks from walls and baseboards.
• Removing crayon marks: Toothpaste can be used to remove crayon marks from walls and other surfaces.

It’s important to note that I am an orthodontist, so these other uses for toothpaste are not actually its intended use! It’s always best to do your own research before using toothpaste for purposes beyond oral hygiene.

Dr. Rachel Feinstein is a specialty-trained, board-certified orthodontist. Her expertise in treating young children and adults allows her to improve your and your children’s health and smile in an esthetic and efficient manner that integrates into your lifestyle. Dr. Feinstein practices in Chesterfield, Virginia treating orthodontic patients from Chesterfield, Mosely, Midlothian, Richmond, Chester, and Henrico County.

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I learned about Communities in Schools which is a fantastic nonprofit organization. Their mission is “we surround students with a community of support, empowering them to stay in school and achieve in life.” After speaking with several people involved in the organization, I was connected with a woman named Candice who wanted to host a pickleball tournament to benefit Chesterfield students burdened by the challenges of poverty, trauma, and other stressors. I immediately jumped on this idea! Little did she know that my husband and I had secretly become obsessed with pickleball.

First, I want to tell you a little more about Communities in Schools and then I’ll tell you how Jarrod and I did in the tournament.

More About Communities in Schools

Communities in Schools hopes to empower and equip every student to take on and tear down the barriers that stand between them and an equitable path to their education.

There are 11 schools that benefit from Communities in Schools:

• Bellwood Elementary
• Bensley Elementary School
• Chalkley Elementary
• Ettrick Elementary
• Falling Creek Elementary School
• Falling Creek Middle
• Manchester Middle School
• Salem Church Middle
• Carver College and Career Academy
• L.C. Bird High School
• Meadowbrook High School

Tournament Results

The event was an enormous success. There were a few different competitions that players could enroll in. There were raffles worth over $1,000, food, and other vendors there to support the cause.

Feinstein 360 Orthodontics was there as a sponsor and played in the event! Jarrod and I decided to compete in the Mixed Doubles 3.0. This was our first tournament so we were nervous about how we would do.  We won our first three matches, and then in the finals it started to storm! We decided to take the silver medal and be good sports  We had the best time and hope this is one of many pickleball charity tournaments!

Dr. Rachel Feinstein is a board-certified orthodontist who specializes in Invisalign and braces for young children, teens, and adults. Feinstein 360 Orthodontics is at 14628 Hancock Village Street, Chesterfield Virginia. If you are interested in enhancing your smile and “Flaunting your Feinest smile” please contact us at (804) 532-4536 or schedule directly from our website for your complimentary consultation.

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How teeth whitening works

Tooth whitening works by removing intrinsic and extrinsic stains on natural teeth. Extrinsic staining is on the outside surface of your enamel and the discoloration is caused by environmental factors such as coffee, curries, teas, food dyes, and smoking. It is important to understand that whitening does not work on dental implants, veneers, crowns, or fillings.

Is teeth whitening while doing Invisalign an option for me?

All my treatment recommendations are patient-specific. I look at a variety of factors before recommending whitening during Invisalign treatment.

• Are your teeth extremely crooked and overlapping?
• Are your teeth overly sensitive?
• What whitening product do you intend to use?

Whitening works by the whitening product physically being in contact with your teeth. As a result, I like to postpone my patient’s teeth whitening until their teeth are relatively lined up.

Some people naturally have more sensitive teeth than others. The most common reasons are either having thinner enamel or gingival recession. Other causes contributing to tooth sensitivity can be decayed, broken, or chipped teeth, among other reasons. Tooth sensitivity can be worsened by whitening so it is important to choose the right whitening agent.

Whitening options

• Whitening products can be over-the-counter or dentist directed.
• The two most common active ingredients in whitening products are carbamide peroxide and hydrogen peroxide.
• It is important to understand which active ingredient and what percentage concentration is recommended for you in order to achieve your desired results.
• In general, whitening products with carbamide peroxide are less abrasive and need to sit on your teeth longer to achieve results.
• Whitening agents with hydrogen peroxide require less time in contact with your teeth but can lead to more irritation.

There are so many teeth whitening products and treatments available. It is important to consult your dentist about what is best for you.

I love being an advocate and cheerleader for my patients. Often, whitening while straightening their teeth with Invisalign is what is best for my patients, but it is always important to look at everyone as an individual and treat them as one.

If you are local to Chesterfield, Virginia and are interested in enhancing your smile with Invisalign, you can call us at (804) 532-4536. Your “feinest” smile is waiting for you!

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