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Subject: Re: underbite from correcting an open/overbite? Dr. Rick?anyone? Author: Dea [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 17:59:10 07/06/04 Tue In reply to: graycat 's message, "underbite from correcting an open/overbite? Dr. Rick?anyone?" on 13:03:44 07/06/04 Tue >Do you have extensive photos taken when you go in, first thing? Perhaps your ortho is looking at those to know what to tell the clinician what to do. But I agree with you, I was always happy to have the ortho check my progress and he always did the smoothest, gentlest work, although his clinicians are excellent. I saw him every visit, but sometimes it was like a whirlwind going by! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: underbite from correcting an open/overbite? Dr. Rick?anyone? graycat 20:18:10 07/06/04 Tue