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Orthodontics
Braces / Orthodontics
Orthodontic treatment uses braces or other appliances to guide tooth movement and improve alignment and bite where appropriate.
Who may benefit
- Children, teenagers, or adults with crowding or spacing
- Patients with a bite concern identified by an orthodontic assessment
What to expect
Assessment includes the teeth, bite, gums, and suitable records. The clinician then explains options, timing, limitations, and retention.
Treatment suitability, timing, alternatives, risks, and fees can only be confirmed after an individual clinical assessment.
Potential benefits
- Improves tooth alignment
- May improve bite function and cleaning access
- Provides a planned, monitored approach to tooth movement
Typical process
- 1Orthodontic assessment and records
- 2Fit the selected appliance and attend reviews
- 3Complete treatment and wear retainers as advised
Frequently asked questions
How long does orthodontic treatment take?
Timing depends on the problem, appliance, growth, biology, and cooperation. An estimate is provided after assessment.
Will I need retainers?
Retainers are usually needed to reduce unwanted tooth movement after active treatment.
Next step
Discuss braces / orthodontics with a dentist.
A consultation is needed to confirm whether this treatment is suitable for you and to explain alternatives, risks, and likely costs.