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Brands: invisalign
Payment method: insurance, amex, discover, all major credit cards
Other Link: http://www.newbyorthodontics.com
Categories: Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery, Dental Clinics, Dentists, Orthodontists, Physicians & Surgeons, Oral Surgery, Prosthodontists & Denture Centers
Other Information: Insurance: Delta Dental Premier

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Phone: (937) 277-0098

Address: 5055 N Main St, Dayton, OH 45415

Website: http://www.newbyorthodontics.com

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Dental Examination
You do — in fact, it's more important than ever! Keeping teeth free of plaque (and potentially, decay) can be challenging when you're wearing braces. Your dentist can help you avoid these problems with frequent cleanings and exams.

Teeth Cleaning
You know how important brushing and flossing are for keeping a healthy smile — especially now that you're in orthodontic treatment. But sometimes it's harder to clean your teeth effectively around an appliance's brackets and wires. Here are some tools and tips you can try for better tooth cleaning.
Fluoride Treatment
Depending on your situation, we may recommend an in-office or at-home supplemental fluoride treatment to boost your cavity resistance. An antiseptic rinse may also be recommended, to ease minor gum inflammation or irritation.

Crowns
A wire engaged in orthodontic attachments, affixed to the crowns of two or more teeth and capable of causing or guiding tooth movement.
Dental Bonding

Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Surgery
One is severe crossbite, a condition where many or all of the upper teeth close inside the lower teeth. To treat this problem, a device called a palatal expander can be used, which gradually and painlessly widens the upper jaw; it's especially effective when the jaw itself hasn't fully developed. If we wait too long, a more complicated treatment — or even oral surgery — might be required to correct the problem.
Jaw Surgery
In many cases, problems with the bite or the alignment of the teeth can be corrected using today's advanced methods of dental and orthodontic treatment. Sometimes, however, skeletal and dental irregularities aren't so easy to remedy, even with the most up-to-date non-surgical techniques. That's when corrective jaw surgery (also called
Tooth Extractions
Another condition that may benefit from early treatment is severe crowding. This occurs when the jaws are too small to accommodate all of the permanent teeth. Either palatal expansion or tooth extraction may be recommended at this point, to help the adult teeth erupt (emerge from below the gums) properly. Even if braces are required later, the treatment time will likely be shorter and less complicated.

Orthodontics
A dental specialist who has completed an advanced post-doctoral course, accredited by the American Dental Association, of at least two academic years in the special area of orthodontics.
Invisalign Orthodontics
Invisalign® straightens your teeth without wires and brackets, using a series of clear, customized, removable appliances called aligners. It's virtually undetectable, which means hardly anyone will know that you're straightening your teeth.
Braces
Once we remove your braces, we will move into the retention stage of your treatment. Maintaining the results you achieved during the treatment phase is key to the success of the entire orthodontic process. Your retention phase will last for a minimum of 24 months. Your final orthodontic result depends on your retainers, so follow through with the hard work you’ve put in so far.

General Dentistry
Dr. Monica Newby has been providing outstanding orthodontic care to patients in Cincinnati and Dayton since 1996. After receiving her undergraduate degree from The American University in Washington D.C. and traveling extensively in Europe, Dr. Newby attended Howard University College of Dentistry where she received her dental degree and completed her orthodontic residency. Dr. Newby also completed a General Practice Residency in General Dentistry at the Veteran's Administration Hospital Medical Center in Washington, D.C. Dr. Newby is committed to continuing education and maintains memberships with the American Association of Orthodontists, American Dental Association, National Dental Association, Great Lakes Society of Orthodontists, Cincinnati Dental Association, Dayton Dental Association, Ohio Dental Association and the Gem City Professional Association.

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