Results That Last Gallery
Do you want your orthodontic investment to last and look good for years to come? If you do, who you choose to perform your orthodontic treatment is a critical consideration. While the saying “you get what you pay for” is not always true, it can be especially true if you broaden your definition of “pay” to include effort and time. The quality of your orthodontic treatment is a direct reflection of the your efforts during treatment, the length of treatment, and efforts of your provider. Is your provider focused on going the extra mile to do the special details that improve the stability of your final SMILE ? At Dr. Ziaja’s we go that extra mile, but it requires your help with great patient participation and it takes time.
Today it seems that providers are competing with each other on how fast the treatment can be completed. Speed does not equate to quality. Details take time. The quicker the treatment, the less detail can be included. Do not be fooled by claims of new space age materials or techniques. Every orthodontist uses the same materials and they are not the determinate of treatment speed. So why do providers differ so much in how long treatment will take? It is the attention to detail.
The quality of treatment is, in part, represented in how the final result stands the test of time. Please review the pictures below demonstrating how Dr. Ziaja’s results do stand the test of time and his commitment to quality treatment.
12 years after treatment completion
12 years after treatment completion
14 years after treatment completion
10 years after treatment completion
10 years after treatment completion
10 years after treatment completion
10 years after treatment completion
9 years after completion of Treatment
8 years after the completion of treatment
7 years after treatment completion
7 years after treatment completion
7 years after the completion of treatment
7 years after the completion of treatment
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6 years after treatment completion
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5 years after completion of treatment
5 years after the completion of treatment
5 years after the completion of treatment
