June 2nd, 2026
Category: Braces, Invisalign, Treatment Planning It's the first question almost everyone asks when they sit down in my chair: "Okay — so how long is this going to take?" It's a fair question. Whether you're a parent weighing braces for your teen, an adult finally doing something you've put off for years, or you're just…
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May 27th, 2026
By Dr. Ross Aronson, Board-Certified Orthodontist | Aronson Orthodontics | Waterbury & Southbury, CT A lot of people put off calling an orthodontist because they're not sure what they're walking into. Is it going to be overwhelming? Are they going to push a treatment plan on me the moment I sit down? Am I going…
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May 21st, 2026
By Dr. Ross Aronson, Board-Certified Orthodontist | Aronson Orthodontics | Waterbury & Southbury, CT Every week a parent sits down across from me and says some version of the same thing: "My daughter refuses to get braces. She's already self-conscious enough. Is Invisalign even an option at her age?"The answer, most of the time, is…
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May 13th, 2026
By Dr. Ross Aronson | Aronson Orthodontics | Waterbury & Southbury, CT Here's something that happens in our office more than you'd think. An adult patient — usually somewhere between their late twenties and their fifties — sits down for a consultation, and within the first thirty seconds they say some version of the same…
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