Virtual Orthodontic Assessment

Virtual Orthodontic Assessment

General Info - Photos - Orthodontic Concerns - Agree and Submit
The Team at Island Orthodontics welcomes you! We look forward to meeting you, in person, as soon as possible... but in the meantime, please provide details about you and 7 photos so that we can get started making a personal care plan for you or your child.

Once received, your information will be reviewed by Dr. Rosang. Your treatment coordinator will then be in touch to review findings and recommendations based on the information provided and answer any questions you may have.

In many cases, this information will be enough to make definitive recommendations. Other times, a clinical assessment or radiographs (xrays) may be required before definitive recommendations can be made.
Name

First NameLast Name
Parent Name(s) : Mother
Father
Email
example@example.com
Phone number
Address

Street Address

Street Address Line 2

CityState / Province

Postal / Zip Code
Birthday

MonthDayYear
2 digit month, 2 digit day, 4 digit yearDate
Gender - used for growth timing
General Dentist

Virtual Orthodontic Assessment

Facial Photos - A white or light color wall background is best. Please ensure that the patient has their teeth biting down in the normal chewing position. (not with the lower jaw postured forward) An example is provided for each photo required.
Please take a photo with patient biting down fully and smiling to show teeth as much as possible. Capture the whole head with eyes level showing same amount of both ears.
Have patient turn their whole body to face an object at eye level on their left side... thereby showing the right side with patient biting down fully and smiling to show teeth as much as possible.

Virtual Orthodontic Assessment

Intra Oral Photos - Please make sure the patient is biting down evenly on their molars (not with lower jaw postured forward). Please have patients use their own fingers to retract the cheeks enough to bare the teeth as in the examples below. Good lighting and a good phone camera or dedicated camera are helpful. While it is possible to take selfies, it is much easier to have a helper take the photos for you. And don't worry if your photos are not perfect. It is challenging even for us at times!
Please take a photo with patient biting down fully and cheeks retracted as much as possible to show all teeth.
Right Side: Please take a photo with patient biting down fully and cheeks retracted to show right side molars.
Left Side: Please take a photo with patient biting down fully and cheeks retracted to show left molars.
Upper teeth: Retract lips off teeth as much as possible. (Helps if subject lies on couch)
Lower teeth: Retract lips off teeth as much as possible.