White, Greer & Maggard Orthodontics

White, Greer & Maggard Orthodontics (WGM) is a prominent orthodontic practice with multiple locations across Central Kentucky, including a significant presence in Richmond, KY, at 1012 Ival James Blvd. Established nearly 30 years ago by Dr. Greg White, who later partnered with Dr. Brent Maggard and Dr. Jim Greer, WGM has grown to serve a wide community, eventually becoming the first practice supported by PepperPointe Partnerships. WGM is dedicated to providing high-quality orthodontic treatment for patients of all ages, from early intervention for children to adolescent and adult orthodontics. Their service offerings are comprehensive and include various types of braces: traditional metal braces, discreet ceramic braces, and self-ligating Damon braces. They are also certified providers of Invisalign, a popular clear aligner system. The clinic prides itself on several key differentiators, often referred to as "The WGM Difference." These include a focus on quicker results, achieved partly through the use of fully customized ceramic, 3D printed brackets that can shorten treatment time. They also emphasize fewer in-office appointments, leveraging technology, including AI-assisted treatment planning and digital indirect bonding, to allow for greater communication with patients and minimize disruptions to their daily lives. WGM also stands out for its extended accessibility, with clinical team access seven days a week, including nights and weekends, and the ability to text directly with the office through a dedicated app. Affordability and accessibility are core values for WGM. They accept most insurance plans, including Kentucky Medicaid, and offer flexible financing options with 0% interest to ensure that quality orthodontic care is within reach for various financial situations. Their commitment extends beyond patient care to active community involvement, partnering with numerous organizations and schools throughout Kentucky. WGM strives to create a comfortable and pleasant experience for all patients, acknowledging that orthodontic visits can sometimes be intimidating.