Brigitte L.
1/8/2023
We typically go to the office off of Fletcher but they only had openings at this office so given it was a needed appointment for them to fix my daughters braces we made the trip. Upon arrival...
Blue Wave Orthodontics
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2234 Native Woods Ln
Wesley Chapel, FL 33544
Blue Wave Orthodontics is a renowned practice that has been providing exceptional orthodontic care to the Tampa Bay community for over 40 years. Setting themselves apart from chain orthodontic offices, they offer personalized treatment plans tailored to each patient's needs.
With locations in South Tampa, North Tampa, Wesley Chapel, and East Bradenton, Blue Wave Orthodontics boasts a team of highly experienced orthodontists dedicated to creating customized treatment plans to correct orthodontic issues and enhance smiles.
From traditional braces to innovative solutions like LightForce™ custom braces and expertise in Invisalign treatments, Blue Wave Orthodontics ensures that patients of all ages receive superior care. Their commitment to excellence and cutting-edge techniques make them a top choice for orthodontic treatment in the Tampa Bay area.
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1.55 reviews
J D.
8/6/2020
If you are looking for an orthodontist who really cares for you as a patient, please do yourself a favor and look somewhere else. Two of our children saw doctor Feldman, and today, both need to...
Gabriel V.
7/23/2018
Worst customer service ever, if you like to be treated like shit go here. They make you wait for ever and front desk personnel is rude, they also bounce you from chair to chair while in the back....
Jessica H.
6/8/2021
My daughter was a patient of Dr Martin's. She was amazing and always took the time to explain everything. After her passing we continued with them but seemed to get lost in the shuffle and...
Juliet W.
12/4/2019
Very dishonest. My children were previous patients of Dr. Martin and after paying in full for my last child this group took over. They never explained to me about the different "phases" they would...
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