Over the years we have received countless questions from patients about their orthodontic treatment. We have collected the most common questions here and provided you with answers. If you have a question that is not addresses here please feel free to get in touch and we will be more than happy to address any questions or concerns you may have.
Crowding is a very common problem that affects a high percentage of patients we see. Crowding can lead to other problems such as crooked teeth, overbite, misaligned teeth and incorrect spacing between...
Whilst it is true that Orthodontic treatment is mainly about aesthetics and helping you to have great looking teeth and a fantastic smile, there are also benefits to your general oral health. Teeth...
InBrace provides you with the same benefits of conventional braces with one distinct difference. It is designed to be invisible. It does this by being placed behind your teeth pulling then inwards...
Whilst it is true that orthodontic treatment is more common in children and young adults, it can be very effective at any age. In most cases the very same treatment methods an procedures will apply to...
Not everyone needs orthodontic treatment. Some people are very fortunate and have great teeth and a perfect natural smile. Perhaps you are one of these very lucky individuals. You may however feel...
The American Association of Orthodontists (AAO) recommends that children visit an Orthodontist by the age of 7 years. For most children orthodontic treatment is not needed until all or most of their...
Aligners are incredibly effective at correcting certain orthodontic issues but they are just one of the many devices that are available to your orthodontist. An orthodontist is a trained professional...
There are companies (mainly online) that do offer brace systems whilst claiming you do not need to visit an orthodontist. Generally you pay them and they provide you with a local location where you...
InBrace is an orthodontic straightening device with a difference. The biggest difference is their placement. InBrace braces are places behind your teeth making them “invisible”. This means...