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Smile Orthodontics Provides Free Braces to Needy Kids in Montauk

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Paul and Sarah Schroetter in the East Hampton office of Smile Orthodontics, which offers braces to two needy kids per year. ELIZABETH VESPE
Paul and Sarah Schroetter in the East Hampton office of Smile Orthodontics, which offers braces to two needy kids per year. ELIZABETH VESPE
Dr. Sarah Schroetter in the East Hampton office of Smile Orthodontics, which offers braces to two needy kids per year. ELIZABETH VESPE
Dr. Sarah Schroetter in the East Hampton office of Smile Orthodontics, which offers braces to two needy kids per year. ELIZABETH VESPE
Dr. Sarah Schroetter examines her son, Hank, at Smile Orthodontics in East Hampton. PAUL SCHROETTER

Paul and Sarah Schroetter in the East Hampton office of Smile Orthodontics, which offers braces to two needy kids per year. ELIZABETH VESPE

Dr. Sarah Schroetter in the East Hampton office of Smile Orthodontics, which offers braces to two needy kids per year. ELIZABETH VESPE

Dr. Sarah Schroetter examines her son, Hank, at Smile Orthodontics in East Hampton. PAUL SCHROETTER

Smile Orthodontics will provide free braces each year to two children in need in Montauk through the practice’s newest initiative, “Gifted Grins.” “It’s a rewarding practice,” Dr. Sarah Schroetter said... more

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