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Opening Times
Note: The surgery will be closed for all Public holidays.
Private patients can be seen at alternative times by arrangement. FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions What is Orthodontics? Orthodontics specialises in the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of dental irregularities. Such irregularities include protrusion of the teeth or crowding.
What is an Orthodontist?
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When should I visit an Orthodontist?
Ideally children should visit an Orthodontist at about nine years of age. Sometimes it is necessary to undertake treatment earlier so that maximum improvement may be gained with relatively simple treatment instead of waiting till the teens and possibly more complicated treatment.
Why might I need orthodontic treatment?
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What is involved at your first visit?
The orthodontist will initially examine your mouth and teeth using a small mouth mirror and a ruler. In addition, X-rays will be taken to allow the orthodontist to see how your teeth are developing within the jaw bones and asses the overall health of them. If treatment is required, the Orthodontist will discuss the options available with you.
How long does treatment take?
So how do I arrange an appointment to visit the Orthodontist?
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