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New Smile...

Way back in the 90's I had traditional braces.  After getting them removed I wore my retainers until I lost them.  My teeth shifted a lot. I thought a lot about getting braces again but could not bring myself to do it.   I knew a lot about invisalign but didn't think  I could afford it.  I recently started seeing ads for Smile Direct Club but there wasn't an office near me.  I saw a groupon for the scans and purchased it. There are two options for paying. You can pay the total amount at one time, about 1800 or you can out a small amount down and pay monthly. The groupon made the scans free and took a little bit off the total cost and the monthly payment.  I found out then that they opened an office in King of Prussia.   Making an appointment was super easy.  Getting in the building was a little bit more difficult.  They only send staff down when there are appointments.  The staff was super friendly. The used a machine to scan your teeth. None of that nasty plaster in your mouth.  A few weeks later I got an email that my scans were ready.   The scans showed what my teeth would look like after 6 months of wearing the aligners.   I put my down payment down and set up my payment plan.  My aligners arrived about 2 weeks later.  They send you all the aligners at one time.  When you register your box they set up reminders for switching.    I started on 8/1/2018 so I should be finished in Feb 2019.  I will post here from time to time to keep track of my results. If you get started with my link you can save 50% on the at-home kit. In select markets you may be eligible for a free scan and whitening session.

Feel free to let me know if you have any questions. 
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