A Comfortable Start to Your Orthodontic Journey.
Your first visit is an opportunity to discuss your concerns, understand your orthodontic needs and learn about the treatment options that may be suitable for you.
Clear Conversations. Careful Planning. Regular Follow-Up.
Orthodontic treatment is a journey that begins with understanding your concerns and assessing your individual needs.
From the first consultation through treatment and follow-up visits, each stage provides an opportunity to discuss your progress, ask questions and understand the next steps.
A Closer Look at Your Treatment Needs.
Depending on the individual case, clinical records and digital tools may be used to understand the teeth and bite and assist with treatment planning.
Digital Records
Relevant digital records can provide additional information for assessment and planning.
Treatment Planning
Information gathered during assessment helps in considering suitable treatment approaches.
Progress Monitoring
Follow-up assessments allow progress to be reviewed throughout treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Find answers to some common questions about orthodontic consultations, treatment and follow-up.
An orthodontic consultation can help assess teeth, bite and jaw development and determine whether treatment may be appropriate.
Yes. Orthodontic treatment can be considered for adults depending on their teeth, bite and overall treatment needs.
The consultation generally involves discussing concerns, assessing the teeth and bite, and talking through suitable treatment options.
No. Depending on the individual case, treatment options may include different types of braces or clear aligners.
Clear aligners may be suitable for some patients. Suitability depends on the individual orthodontic assessment and treatment requirements.
Treatment duration varies depending on the individual case, the treatment approach and how the teeth respond throughout treatment.
Some patients may experience temporary discomfort or pressure, particularly after certain treatment adjustments. Your orthodontist can guide you on what to expect.
Retainers are commonly used after orthodontic treatment to help maintain the position of the teeth.
Follow-up schedules depend on the treatment plan and individual progress. The appropriate frequency will be discussed during treatment.
You can contact the practice directly to enquire about an appointment and discuss your preferred consultation details.
Every orthodontic case is different. Treatment options and recommendations are discussed after an appropriate clinical assessment.
Let's Talk About Your Smile.
Discuss your concerns and explore the right treatment approach.