Jun 21, 2016 | Georgia School of Orthodontics

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Conyers Teen Wins Free Orthodontic Services from the Georgia School of Orthodontics

The Georgia School of Orthodontics recently announced that Conyers resident Eli Apted was one of three recipients of complimentary orthodontic care at GSO’s grand opening.Eli Apted, a 14-year-old Conyers resident who is described by his drama teacher as a “young Steve Martin,” has an overbite and crooked front teeth, which prevents him from showing his teeth when he smiles, according to a press release from GSO.

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