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Upload a few images of your teeth and we'll recommend a preliminary treatment plan ASAP. No appointment is needed.

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Before we can recommend a treatment plan, we need to take a look at your teeth.

Let’s start with a head-on selfie. Bite down on your back teeth and smile wide!

Upload Your Front Teeth Photo

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LEFT SIDE

Great shot! Next up, we need a picture of your smile from the left side.

Still biting down on your back teeth, pull your cheek back either with your fingers or using a spoon.

Upload Your Left side Teeth Photo

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RIGHT SIDE

Awesome! Let's try the same shot, this time from the right side.

Make sure you're biting down on your back teeth!

Upload Your Right side Teeth Photo

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UPPER TEETH

Next up, we need to see your upper teeth from below.

Open wide! You may need the help of a friend for this one.

Upload Your Upper Teeth Photo

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BOTTOM TEETH

You are almost done! This time, we need to see your lower teeth.

Once you've taken all of your photos, click Request Consult to send your shots to our doctor!

Upload Your Bottom Teeth Photo

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September 17, 2020

Can Your Teeth be harmed by Cold And Flu Season??

THE LAST THING YOU WANT to worry about when you’re sick is your dental health. Unfortunately, your teeth can be extra vulnerable when cold and flu season strike. If you find yourself under the weather, read on for helpful tips on protecting your mouth!