Jacqui eating oysters with her Incognito braces
There are a number of places on the internet to get information directly from patient about what it is like to wear Incognito braces. I am going to try and begin listing these resources. I will start with Jacqui who is a 3M Unitek employee and is writing a blog documenting her experience with her orthodontic treatment using the Incognito system.
She is 30 years old and although she had traditional braces when she was a kid, her teeth moved over the years and she decided to straighten her teeth with Incognito Hidden Braces!
Jacqui is tracking her progress and experiences on her blog so that others can decide if getting Incognito Hidden Braces is an appropriate choice for them. If you’re looking into for hidden braces for yourself, more information is available at HiddenBraces.com If you want to learn more about Jacqui and what her life’s been like since she became Incognito Jacqui, follow along at IncognitoJacqui.3m.ca Jacqui is happy to answer questions about her experiences , you can email her via this link.
I have included a new Incognito video that has some good information about braces behind the teeth. After watching it you may have questions, do not hesitate to ask me at our contact us page, Contact Dr Riolo . These questions can be addressed directly to me and I will answer them as soon as possible, usually within a few minutes or hours from my Blackberry.
Incognito Certified Provider
Incognito Certified Provider
Braces? What Braces?
In 2011 we received a lot of attention regarding our Incognito braces. Seattle Met Magazine wrote:
Gone are the days of “brace face” and “metal mouth.” Incognito braces are the hot new way to straighten teeth. More discreet than traditional braces and able to correct misaligned teeth to a greater extent than Invisalign’s clear, removable aligners, Incognito braces are cast in gold in Germany, custom made, and fitted to the tongue side of your teeth—making them undetectable to anyone but the wearer. Dr. Christopher Riolo, who tested out the braces on his own teeth for two years, is the only orthodontist in Seattle to offer them, and reports they are “more accurate and efficient than traditional braces.” Dr. Christopher Riolo at Riolo Orthodontics, 509 Olive Way, Ste 824, 206-467-4441; http://www.seattleorthodontist.com
You can find the article here at, http://www.seattlemet.com/health-and-fitness/articles/seattle-dentists-top-dental-treatments-0211/
