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A board certified orthodontist is an orthodontist who has voluntarily gone through hundreds of additional hours of preparation to demonstrate their judgment, skills and knowledge required for providing the highest level of patient care. Less than 30% of orthodontists become certified.
Your orthodontist keeps several diagnostic records, X-rays, photos, and films in the orthodontic records. They are a valuable resource for orthodontists to: Examine the entire oral cavity (including the teeth and jaws)
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If it is determined that orthodontic treatment is indicated, you will be scheduled for diagnostic records. These records usually consist of study models, diagnostic photographs and orthodontic x-rays.
Orthodontic records are usually comprised of the following: A clinical exam, Intra and extraoral photographs, Panoramic X-ray, Cephalometric X-ray, sometimes a Cone Beam CT (CBCT), and Impressions (models) of the teeth and bite.
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They are the blueprints, or study aides, that will be used to determine everything from your current jaw and teeth position, to which course of treatment will provide the best route to achieving a healthy, beautiful and straight smile.

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