Now Offering Virtual New Patient Exams

Coleman Orthodontics

We want to make sure you are aware that we are currently offering virtual examinations for New Patients interested in getting started with treatment soon. It’s very easy and takes less than 30 minutes! Here’s how it works:
  1. Call our office to set up an appointment.
  2. Visit our website to take and upload pictures of your teeth.
  3. Dr. Coleman will do a Smile Assessment with you via a video conference and provide you with an initial diagnosis.
  4. If treatment is indicated, a treatment plan and fee will be provided along with a reservation for a full consultation that will include orthodontic records. Depending on your treatment choice, your initial Invisalign scan or braces bonding can be completed that same day as well!
  5. All New Patient exams are complimentary.
 Here’s what our new patients have said:

 “I can’t thank Dr. Coleman enough for coming up with a way to still see his patients virtually through a global pandemic. The process could not have been more user-friendly. Not only was I given a treatment plan, but I am also scheduled for when they return to start treatment.” -Darin P.

 “During a unique and chaotic time, it's been hard to have things feel "normal". I have appreciated the hard work and multiple forms of communication that Dr. Coleman and his staff have done to help move forward with my daughter's treatment plan.  Our virtual consultation was easy and very convenient.  Dr. Coleman took an interest in how my daughter was doing, as well as going over pictures of her teeth and how we will proceed with her care. I am grateful for technology and the resources that are being used by Coleman Orthodontics.” -Carrie A.

Hope you have a great week!
The Team at Coleman Orthodontics

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