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A straight, bright, healthy smile says a lot about a person. People see such smiles as a sign of confidence and that this person is someone who takes good care of themselves. That’s why people are more likely to trust someone with a great smile. Unfortunately, for those with misaligned teeth, their smiles can make them feel embarrassed, causing serious self-esteem issues.
And in the past, the orthodontic treatment used to correct tooth misalignment caused more embarrassment to patients than the misalignment itself. Metal braces are unsightly, cumbersome, and can feel like wearing a social prison sentence.
That’s why Dr. Bryce Eagar and his amazing team at St. George, Utah’s Gateway Oral Health Center are committed to providing the latest clear orthodontic solutions that can strengthen your smile without the unwanted hassles of metal braces.
The evolution of orthodontics now allows patients to enjoy a straighter smile without undergoing the social embarrassment and struggle associated with metal braces.
For example, while traditional orthodontics uses metal and wires, clear aligners use safe bio-plastic material that’s nearly invisible when you wear them.
With metal braces, everyday tasks such as eating and cleaning your teeth can be quite challenging. However, with clear aligners, you can remove them anytime, allowing you to eat, drink, and clean your teeth freely.
Thanks to advanced orthodontic technology, you can now straighten your smile using a system of clear teeth aligners. The aligners work the same way as traditional metal aligners, gradually shifting your smile into the ideal position.
Your best smile is waiting. To learn more about clear aligners, such as invisible braces cost for adults and more, please call the Gateway Oral Health Center to schedule your consultation with Dr. Eagar. Our phone number is (435) 656-0255. You can also visit us at 720 South River Road, Suite B-210, St. George, Utah. We also proudly serve patients in or near the Washington County community, including Santa Clara, Ivins, and Washington City, UT.
Dr. Bryce Eagar completed his undergraduate studies at the College of Southern Nevada and the University of Nevada in Las Vegas and attended dental school at the University of Minnesota in Minneapolis. He joined the Minnesota National Guard while in dental school and later transferred to the New Mexico National Guard. He retired from the US Army Reserves as a Major after serving for 13.5 years.                               Â
Dr. Eagar’s journey to becoming a biological dentist started with his and his family’s health. He is a Fellow of the American Academy of Oral Systemic Health and a member of the International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology and the International Academy of Biological Dentistry and Medicine.
Dr. Matthew D. Geddes earned his BS in Zoology and Chemistry from Weber State University and his DDS from Dalhousie University dental school (in 2006). He has worked as an associate and owner of a general dentistry practice. He is a Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists and a Fellow and Diplomate of the American Orthodontic Society. Dr. Geddes began learning about sleep and TMJ dentistry in 2018, which prompted him to enter the area of biological dentistry.