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This notice describes how medical information about The Client may be used and disclosed and how The User of Website can obtain access to this information. Please review it carefully. Website are required by law to maintain the privacy of "protected health information." "Protected health information" includes any identifiable information that The Company obtain from The Client of Anderson Orthodontics or others that relates to The Customer's physical or mental health, the health care The Client have received, or payment for The Client's health care. As required by law, this notice provides The User of company services with information about The User's rights and Anderson Orthodontics's' legal duties and privacy practices with respect to the privacy of protected health information. This notice also discusses the uses and disclosures The Company will make of The Client's protected health information. Website must comply with the provisions of this notice, although www.aplusaortho.com reserve the right to change the terms of this notice from time to time and to make the revised notice effective for all protected health information Anderson Orthodontics maintain.

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Teeth, and sometimes entire facial structures, are permanently changed by orthodontic treatment. It is important that the treatment be appropriate and properly completed. Orthodontic specialists have extensive and specialized training that enables them to provide their patients with professional, personalized treatments. The American Association of Orthodontists recommends an orthodontic screening at age 7. For most children, several permanent teeth have erupted by this age, allowing the orthodontist to effectively evaluate the patient's orthodontic condition. No, they will not. The space available for the front teeth does not increase as The User of company services grow. In most people, after the permanent molars erupt, the space available for the front teeth decreases with age. A surprising percentage of Company's patients are adults.

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