You don’t need to know the treatment name.
Tell us what you are noticing. Orthodontic assessment helps determine whether treatment is needed and which option may be appropriate.
“My teeth are crooked or crowded.”
Crowding happens when there is not enough room for the teeth to sit in a well-aligned position.
Depending on the assessment, orthodontic options can include braces, clear aligners or other appliances. The decision depends on the individual bite and treatment goals.
Discuss alignment concerns“My teeth don’t meet properly.”
The practice’s current guidance highlights overbite, underbite, crossbite and open bite as common reasons patients may need orthodontic assessment.
Bite correction can support function, oral health and smile appearance. A consultation is the right place to understand the specific issue and possible treatment pathway.
Discuss a bite concern“I want something discreet.”
Invisalign® uses a series of clear, removable aligners to gradually move teeth.
Clear aligners are not automatically suitable for every case. The orthodontic assessment determines whether they fit the clinical need and the patient’s goals.
Explore Invisalign®“I’m concerned about my child’s developing smile.”
Orthodontic care can address alignment, bite and jaw-space concerns in younger patients.
The practice treats children and teens as well as adults. If you are noticing crowding, an unusual bite or space concerns, start with an assessment rather than trying to choose the appliance yourself.
Book for a child or teen“I want to keep my teeth in position.”
Retainers are custom-made orthodontic devices used after braces or aligner treatment to help maintain the new tooth positions.
If a retainer is lost, damaged or no longer fitting well, contact the practice for guidance rather than waiting for visible movement.
Ask about retainers