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    SmileRight Orthodontics

    5.0 (1 review)
    Open 8:30 am - 5:00 pm

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    Wagner Orthodontics

    Wagner Orthodontics

    4.0(2 reviews)
    47.7 mi

    I took my son to see Dr. Wagner and had a great experience. The staff is friendly and Dr. Wagner…read moreexplained everything and made us both feel very comfortable with the treatment. We are now a few months into treatment and would definitely recommend Dr. Wagner!

    The ladies at the front are fabulous. That is why I'm giving 3-stars. The care, I have to say, has…read morereally turned me off and we will be looking for a different orthodontist in the future. The first time we went in with my just turned 7-year old, the dentist (still have no idea who that guy was because he never introduced himself and apparently he was NOT Dr. Wagner) recommended pulling 4 baby teeth and basically scared the crap out of both me and my child. She cried when we got back in the car. I was fairly shaken myself. I expected to be told she needed spacers or something like that to make more room. Not that we need to rip 4 teeth out of her head or suffer the consequences of horribly crooked teeth forever. He told me the adult teeth about to come in were already crooked. (They have since grown in and surprise - they're NOT crooked at all.) I get that this stuff is routine for the dentist but it was seriously poorly done from my perspective. The next time we came in a few months later (after having teeth pulled) a different guy saw her and said we're ready to do the lingual arch. (I think He was Dr. Wagner, but he didn't introduce himself either.) I very much dislike not being able to go back with my child when she is getting whatever done. The lingual arch requires 3 visits. They said I can't come with her because of HIPPA and OSHA. I don't entirely disagree, it IS a violation of privacy to have an open clinical environment and to treat multiple patients in front of each other - regardless of whether a parent is present. Maybe for putting on bands or small adjustments this is no big deal but it's still a violation of privacy. However, for a nervous 7-year old who was already brought to tears in your office to have no choice...I just think it's really inappropriate to not have an option to provide her care in a way that allowed her to be at ease by me coming with her.

    SmileRight Orthodontics - orthodontists - Updated September 2026

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