We live in Johns Creek and he was recommended to us over 10 years ago by our Alpharetta pediatric dentist. His office has exceeded expectations with the warmth and interest he has taken in my kids. 
Two-Phase Orthodontics
Two-phase orthodontic treatment refers to having two separate stages of orthodontic treatment, starting with a first phase of early or interceptive treatment, which usually occurs between the ages of 7 to 10. There is a “resting period” after phase one treatment, which allows time to the remaining permanent teeth to erupt. Dr. Mibab will periodically evaluate your child to determine if or when a second phase of orthodontic may be indicated. Most patients that require phase one treatment usually benefit from a second phase of treatment. Phase two treatment usually occurs at age 11 or 12, and involves a full set of braces on all teeth.The purpose of two-phase treatment is to maximize the opportunity to accomplish the ideal healthy, functional and aesthetic result that will remain stable throughout life. In some cases, two-phase orthodontic treatment can prevent permanent tooth extractions, impacted teeth or jaw surgery.
