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Gobeille Orthodontics
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Several months ago, I went to Gobeille for a free consultation. His staff was very friendly and welcoming, as was Gobeille himself. He also saw me right on time. However, he suggested jaw surgery to correct my overjet. This would have cost around $10000 and meant six weeks of recovery. I went to Rosenzweig instead, who proposed a much less invasive and less expensive treatment plan. If your teeth aren't too bad you should give Gobeille a shot, because he's great in every other way. But if your problems are more severe, I would recommend Rosenzweig.
Pros: on time, great staff, nice waiting room
Cons: too-invasive treatment
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