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Braces and bite correction

Orthodontic Treatment

Orthodontic treatment uses braces, aligners or other appliances to improve tooth alignment and selected bite concerns.

At a glance

What this treatment may help with

A consultant orthodontist may join your care after the initial diagnosis when specialist planning is appropriate.

Reasons to arrange an assessment

  • Crowded, rotated or spaced teeth
  • Upper and lower teeth do not meet comfortably
  • Teeth that are difficult to clean because of alignment
  • Concerns about developing alignment in a child or teenager

Potential benefits

  • Improves tooth alignment
  • May make cleaning easier
  • Supports balanced bite planning
  • Options for children, teenagers and adults

An examination and suitable imaging are required before a dentist can recommend treatment. Website information is not a diagnosis.

Your care journey

What the process usually involves

The exact sequence and number of visits depend on your examination and treatment plan.

  1. 01

    Initial diagnosis

    The main dentist reviews your concern and oral health.

  2. 02

    Specialist review

    An orthodontist is arranged when specialist planning is needed.

  3. 03

    Records

    Photographs, models or scans and suitable imaging support the plan.

  4. 04

    Active treatment

    Braces, aligners or appliances are adjusted and reviewed over time.

  5. 05

    Retention

    Retainers help maintain tooth positions after active treatment.

Helpful preparation

Before and after your appointment

Before treatment

  • Address active decay or gum problems
  • Understand the appliance options
  • Discuss oral hygiene and food precautions
  • Plan for periodic reviews

After treatment

  • Clean carefully around appliances
  • Follow food and appliance-care advice
  • Attend scheduled adjustments
  • Wear retainers as prescribed

Questions

Common questions about orthodontic treatment

When should a child first be assessed?

Assessment timing depends on the concern. An early check can be useful when there are obvious bite, eruption or jaw-growth concerns.

Are braces only for children?

No. Adults can also have orthodontic treatment when teeth and gums are suitable.

How long does treatment take?

Treatment length varies substantially with complexity, appliance choice and cooperation. The orthodontist will provide an individual estimate.

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Would you like to discuss orthodontic treatment?

Request a preferred appointment time. Our receptionist will call within six hours to confirm.

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