Multidisciplinary Team Joins Forces in Unusual Restoration Project (Issued Winter 2019) — When Jane Floyd smiles, you’d never know that many of the teeth you see are not where they used to be. Jane’s ‘teeth story’ started at age six at a Vermont school when she fell and broke a
(Issued Winter 2019) —ARCH Orthodontics has introduced a ‘magic wand’ that can aid in patient diagnosis and treatment. According to Dr. Andrew Chase, the iTero intraoral scanner is a leading-edge digital technology game-changer that enables patients to better visualize and understand their overall oral health and view their exam in real
(Issued WINTER 2019) — Jessica Grigoriadis, a 38 year-old Westwood mother of three, was suffering from excessive, non-stop mouth pain. She had braces and thought the pain was caused by a combination of three things: clenching her teeth while asleep, braces, and fibromyalgia that makes nerves hyper-sensitive. She says, “I
Marking ‘Member Appreciation Week,’ the Stoughton Branch of the Old Colony YMCA recently accepted a donation of a supply of lanyards from ARCH Pediatric Dentistry. The popular blue lanyards, ideal for carrying keys or ID cards around the neck, feature YMCA and ARCH contact information. Pediatric Dentist Dr. Karissa Koster of ARCH
(Issued Winter 2018-19) — Dr. Andrew Chase of ARCH Orthodontics says the introduction of 3D Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) at the practice’s Bridgewater office makes possible a higher level of diagnosis, treatment and outcomes. He says, “3D CBCT technology provides us with the opportunity for the best decision-making and
“I love giving people the confidence to smile and interact with others.” Dr. Raman Samra (Issued WINTER 2018-19) — Dr. Raman Samra, the newest addition to the clinical team at ARCH Orthodontics, was midway through his dental school studies when his interest in Orthodontics was sparked: One of his patients
Patients donate Halloween candy to support soldiers and veterans Halloween provided an opportunity for the team at ARCH Orthodontics to remind everyone about ways to avoid ‘scary teeth’ and provided patients with tips on treats that are ‘braces friendly.’ ARCH staff and patients participated in a costume contest. ARCH Orthodontics
“It’s important to show our support for the brave men and women who serve our country.” (FALL 2018) — To mark Veteran’s Day and honor veterans and all those currently serving in any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces –and their families – this month ARCH Orthodontics is continuing a
October is National Orthodontic Health Month (Issued Fall 2018) — October is National Orthodontic Health Month, timed to culminate with Halloween, and reminding everyone – both kids and adults – which treats to avoid to prevent damaging braces. One-third of today’s braces patients are adults. Dr. Andrew Chase of ARCH Orthodontics,
