Orthodontic treatment involves correcting teeth that are badly positioned, crooked or overcrowded, as well as closing gaps between teeth and correcting the way teeth bite together. Having overcrowded or crooked teeth is not just a cosmetic concern, it can be a dental health concern too, as people with crooked and crowded teeth can be at a higher risk of developing dental infections and decay.
Today there are many different types of braces;
Each type of brace has advantages and disadvantages to consider. The best treatment for you depends on your desired outcome and the current positioning and relationship of your teeth and jaws. Your consultation appointment will discuss the best options suited for you.
NHS treatment waiting lists vary nationally with some as long as 2-3 years
Recent tech developments in dentistry means much of the treatment process can be carried out digitally
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Giving pupils the opportunity to achieve their ideal smile without compromising their learning time or their family’s convenience