Privacy and the consultation handoff
Reading without an intake form
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Source labels on the consultation link
Analytics are off on this guide. The consultation link carries three source labels: source, medium and campaign. They identify this guide as the place the link came from. Opening that link takes you to the existing consultation page, where that page's own privacy practices apply to information you choose to provide.
When you choose an external link
The consultation button opens the existing SMILE-FX® landing page, whose own privacy and collection practices apply. The telephone link opens your device's calling function. The reference links open external source or licence pages. This guide cannot promise what those services collect.
Do not put private health information in a URL or UTM label. For questions about existing care, use your responsible treating team's supplied route. The consultation handoff is voluntary.
Questions about current care
Already in treatment? Use your responsible treating team's supplied contact route and instructions for questions about your current plan.
Discuss your orthodontic goals in person
Optional, at the one SMILE-FX® studio in Miramar.
Request a free in-person orthodontic consultationConsultation page: smile-fx.com/lp/free-consult/
Call (954) 824-9707The team confirms the appointment and care arrangements. A request is not a confirmed appointment or clinical assessment. Case acceptance, records, any procedures and fees are confirmed individually.
Factual reference
Guidelines for the orthodontic management of the traumatised tooth. Journal of Orthodontics, 2021. Clinical guideline recommendations, not a treatment-effect trial.
DOI: 10.1177/1465312520977498. The paper's licence is CC BY-NC 4.0.
The 2021 recommendations discussed here concern substantial supporting-tissue injury; the individual's findings and plan still need clinical assessment. Reference does not imply endorsement.