Our office Administrators, Amy, Debbie, LeAnne, Lorie and Rheo are committed to making your experience here with scheduling, financial arrangements, as outstanding as possible. These ladies are friendly, efficient, and are available to answer questions or concerns Monday through Friday. Feel free to contact them regarding any inquiries regarding your treatment.
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Your first visit will be guided by one of our wonderful treatment coordinators. Shelly, Kim and Kate have had extensive training in orthodontic modalities and customer service. Together with our doctors, they will provide you and your family with information to make the best treatment decisions. Your treatment coordinator will handle questions dealing with insurance coverage, treatment timing, coordination with your general dentist, etc. You will learn that the relationship with your treatment coordinator is one of the aspects that makes your experience at NJO great.
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Before treatment begins, Dr Naumann and Dr Johnson will recommend that diagnostic records such as models of the teeth, digital radiography, and photos be taken. Lorie, and Carol our record coordinator's are fabulous at making this a fun and exciting experience. The doctors will sit down with this information and develop a step-by-step treatment plan to allow treatment to run smoothly and efficiently. These diagnostic records are complimentary and will be reviewed throughout treatment.
Our clinical team has been named "the best in the business". They are dedicated to making every visit here at Naumann Johnson Orthodontics a memorable one. Our clinical assistants have a broad knowledge of orthodontics and hold many years of experience to provide is very best treatment to our patients. Our clinical assistants take time to develop a wonderful relationship with each of our patients and are always working with our doctors to keep patients and their families informed as their treatment progresses. We invite you to call on them for questions and updates during treatment.