Free Orthodontic Consultation in Kingwood TX

Choosing the right orthodontics in Kingwood is an important decision. The first thing to do is determine if the Orthodontist is board certified and if you will be treated by one doctor who will be there at each appointment. Dr. Paige is a board certified orthodontist that is also the owner at Paige Orthodontics, so you will see him throughout your orthodontic journey. Carefully review the google reviews of any orthodontist you intend to see and ask friends. The experience of past patients is a great indicator of your future experience. Review the hours of your future orthodontic home to determine if their hours work with your busy schedule. Once you have your consultation with an orthodontic office consider how long you had to wait to be seen and how often they anticipate your future appointments will be. At Paige Orthodontics we respect your time and strive to see patients quickly and minimize the number of appointments needed to achieve your desired smile.

Your initial orthodontic consultation at Paige Orthodontics in Kingwood, typically includes free photos and x-rays and an examination. Dr. Sebastian Paige will discuss your smile goals and explain your treatment options and treatment duration. Our team will also review your insurance and payment options. Our goal is that you thoroughly understand every aspect of your treatment.

The ideal time for a child’s first orthodontic evaluation is after their seventh birthday. While this might seem early, the perfect time to exam a child is when their bones and teeth are still growing. Exams on growing children allows orthodontists to detect serious issues early on. Dr. Paige at Paige Orthodontics in Kingwood, conducts early growth exams at no charge. Although the majority of children don’t require any treatment at this time, for those that do, this exam is critical to their future. Issues with bone and tooth development can require expensive and extensive surgery later to fix. For example, many people with underbites could have had simple orthodontic treatment as a young child and completely avoided the development of a severe underbites. After the jaw bones are done growing, severe underbites can only be corrected by expensive hospital surgeries that break the bones and reset them.