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Dr. Bobby Campbell

Since 2002, Dr. Bobby Campbell has been providing orthodontic care for children and adults in Wilmington, NC. In the early nineties he attended Dickinson College where he played “small time” college football and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry. He graduated from the University of Maryland School of Dentistry, which has the prestige and honor of being the “world’s first dental college.” He then completed a thirty month orthodontic specialty training program at the Medical College of Georgia in Augusta, Georgia.

Dr. Thomas Covington

A native to the North Carolina coast, Dr. Thomas Covington grew up in Hampstead, NC, and on the beaches of Topsail Island. He pursued his undergraduate education at UNC Chapel Hill, where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Clinical Sciences. Dr. Covington then attended the UNC School of Dentistry where he earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree. He was the recipient of the Alpha Omega Award for graduating first in his dental school class. He remained at UNC for his specialty training in orthodontics, where he received the Andrew McArthur Brooks Fellowship, and earned a Master of Science in Orthodontics at one of the most well respected orthodontic programs in the world.

Dr. Logan Icenhour

Dr. Logan Icenhour grew up in Greensboro, NC. He attended UNC at Chapel Hill where he earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with highest distinction. Dr. Icenhour remained in Chapel Hill for the next four years where he graduated with honors, earning his Doctorate in Dental Surgery at the UNC School of Dentistry. He was inducted into Omicron Kappa Upsilon (OKU), a national dental honor society, for excellent scholarly achievement and demonstration of a strong professional ethics. More recently, Dr. Icenhour pursued his postdoctoral orthodontic training at the University of Alabama Birmingham where he graduated with a Master of Science in Orthodontics.
Dr. Logan Icenhour

Both Dr. Campbell and Dr. Covington are board certified orthodontists.

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Your new smile starts here

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Patient Resources

What kind of braces do you offer?

At Campbell & Covington Orthodontics, we offer traditional metal braces, clear ceramic braces, and clear aligners.

How often will I need to come in for appointments?

Most patients come in for routine visits about every 6-10 weeks depending on the treatment case.

Do braces hurt?

At our office, we make your orthodontic experience as comfortable as possible. Although braces do take some getting used to, you may experience mild discomfort and general soreness for a few days after getting your braces on. At your appointment we will discuss ways to stay comfortable while getting used to your braces.

What's the average treatment time?

Most cases range between 12-24 months. It is important to know that your mouth is unique, so length of treatment varies from person to person. We will let you know the estimated time it will take to complete your orthodontic treatment at your complimentary consultation.

How do I get started?

Simply call our office at 910-227-0070 to schedule your complimentary consultation! During this appointment, we will give you an estimated treatment time and discuss finance options.

Treatments

Braces

Braces

Braces

Unlike conventional braces, the Damon System uses gentle forces designed to protect the health of your teeth and gums while in treatment. Damon brackets are self-ligating (a door mechanism exists within each bracket to lightly secure the wire) and results in a passive slide. This means the elastics used in traditional braces are not required. Colored ties are still available, however, for patients that may want them as a fun decoration.

Clear Braces

Clear Braces

Clear Braces

We also offer clear brackets, known as Damon Clear. These brackets are made of ceramic and are transparent.

One advantage of Damon Clear is that they are virtually invisible. This is because there are no metal clips or elastic ties.

Clear Aligners

Clear Aligners

Clear Aligners

Clear aligners are a popular choice for anyone interested in improving their smile without drawing attention to the fact that they’re in treatment. With clear aligners you can brush and floss your teeth regularly and remove aligners to eat meals and snacks. Aligners should be worn for 22 hours per day. When it comes to clear aligners, we have options. During your comprehensive exam we will determine which type will be best for your smile.

Spark

Clear aligners from Spark are made with innovative TruGEN™ material. This material makes the aligners comfortable, clearer, and less likely to stain. Depending on your case, TruGEN™ can offer more advanced and sustained force retention and better contact with the surface area of your tooth. Using a series of clear aligners custom-made just for you, we’ll position your teeth into the desired position. Each set of aligners last for about 7 days, until your treatment is completed, and your desired smile achieved.

Early Interceptive Treatment

Early Interceptive Treatment

Early Interceptive Treatment

The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that every child be evaluated between the ages of 6 and 8 years old. At that early age, it’s possible to determine if there are issues related to the child’s growth or tooth positions that should be addressed sooner rather than later. Early, interceptive treatment like braces for kids can be recommended to correct crossbites, underbites, extreme crowding, impacted permanent teeth, under or over developed jaws that affect the profile and bite, and constricted airways.

With early orthodontic treatment, we can take a less invasive, preventative approach. Addressing development concerns while the bones are growing gives us the ability to avoid more invasive approaches (such as jaw surgery) in the future.

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