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Great job team!

A thank-you from one of our "grown-up" clients.

Dr. Hong and staff,

This is just a little something to say thank you for staightening out my smile! It was a blast of adolescence in my adulthood! Although it was difficult at times, the end product was well worth it. Great job team!!!

— Amy

Posted on Sept. 14, 2009 in Client Feedback.

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Thank You from one of our patients

We love receiving thank you cards from our patients. Here's one we received recently.

Dear Dr. King & Wonderful Staff,

Wanted to say a big Thank You to all of you for making something that could have been potentially negative and difficult in fact quite easy, and dare I say it – even pleasurable at times! My orthodontic “journey” has been a long and complicated one, but has made amazing, positive, and wondrous differences in my daily life. Your office offers the highest level of professionalism and care I’ve seen, and I have highly recommended you to many friends and acquaintances.

— Genni H.

Posted on Sept. 14, 2009 in Client Feedback.

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A special thank you letter

Here's another thank you note that we received from one of our patients.

To Kathy, Sue, Dr. King, and all the lovely orthodontic technicians,

I got my braces off today and am so ecstatic that I thought I’d write a quick note to thank all of you for all of your hard work that’s made this experience much much better than I’d ever imagined. And a special thanks to Sue and Kathy for all of their help booking my appointments! Thanks again!

— Rosalind

Posted on Sept. 14, 2009 in Client Feedback.

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A letter from a happy patient

We love receiving letters from our patients. Here's a thank you note we received.

To the staff of Dr. Mills & Dr. Hong,

Thanks so much for your amazing work! Your warmth and kindness really made this a painless process. I finally have a nice smile to go with the dimples! Thanks!

— Michael A.

Posted on Sept. 14, 2009 in Client Feedback.

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Are orthodontics covered by your health insurance?

Questions you should ask your insurance company to determine your level of coverage.

Some dental benefit plans have coverage for orthodontic treatment. Check with your employer or insurance company. Often, your insurance company will repay 50% of orthodontic treatment, until you reach your plan’s orthodontic limit.

Posted on Sept. 14, 2009 in Orthodontics.

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