July 18th, 2013
Dr. Frech and our team understand not everyone is always thrilled about visiting their orthodontist. But at Wichita Falls Orthodontics, we strive to bring you the best and most comforting experience at each visit. Today, we’d like to know: What is it about our Wichita Falls, TX office that makes you comfortable or puts you or your child at ease? Is it something about our pleasant environment? Our courteous staff? Is it something about Dr. Frech?
Let us know by posting below or on our Facebook page! Or tell us at your next adjustment appointment!
July 18th, 2013
We have a great staff at Wichita Falls Orthodontics. Some of us have been with Dr. Frech for several years and others have joined recently!
Don't forget to say "Hi" when you stop in!
Jaclyn has worked for Dr Frech for 4 years.
Stacy has worked in Orthodontics for 13 years and has worked for Dr Frech for 2 1/2 years.
Susan has been in Orthodontics for 20 years and has worked at Dr Frech's office for 7 years.
Christina has worked at Dr Frech's office for 7 years.
Crystal has been in Orthodontics for 19 years and has worked for Dr Frech for 13 years.
Claire is one of our newest staff members. She has been working at Dr Frech's office for 9 months.
July 17th, 2013
We are so excited to have officially launched our new Patient Rewards Hub!
We are replacing the current Frech Bucks with your very own points credit card!
Please bring in your Frech Bucks in at your next appointment and we can switch them over to your Frech Card!
July 11th, 2013
Thanks for asking! It really depends on the dental age of the patient rather than their chronological age. Usually a good time to have your child evaluated by an orthodontist is after the front permanent teeth have erupted into the mouth or if there appears to be extreme crowding of the teeth.
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children between the ages of seven and nine should be evaluated by an orthodontist. There are times when an early developmental treatment is indicated to correct situations before they become major problems. In these circumstances the patient will most likely benefit from a second phase of orthodontics when all of their permanent teeth have erupted.
Most full orthodontic treatment begins between ages nine and 14, and lasts from one to three years, with two years being the average. It’s important, however, that children be screened at an early age for Dr. Frech and our staff to assess if your child can benefit from orthodontic treatment and when treatment should begin.
We hope this helps, and invite you to give us a call if you have any questions about your child’s treatment at Wichita Falls Orthodontics.
