Four clear treatment pathways.
Braces, Invisalign®, expanders and retainers — explained simply, with the clinical decision left where it belongs: the orthodontic consultation.
Reliable control for tooth movement and bite correction.
Braces are one of the most established orthodontic treatments for straightening teeth, correcting bite problems and improving alignment.
Suitability, treatment duration and the precise appliance plan vary from person to person. The orthodontic examination determines what is appropriate.
Book a braces consultationClear, removable orthodontic aligners.
A discreet treatment option that uses a series of custom clear aligners to move teeth gradually.
The orthodontist assesses whether clear aligners are clinically appropriate for your case and explains the responsibilities involved in wearing them consistently.
Ask about Invisalign®Create more space where the upper jaw needs it.
Expanders are orthodontic appliances designed to widen the upper jaw and create additional room for the teeth to align.
They are used for specific orthodontic indications and are not a general solution for every crowding case. Timing and suitability are determined through assessment.
Discuss an expander assessmentProtect the result after active treatment.
Retainers help maintain the tooth positions achieved after braces or Invisalign®.
Retention is an important part of the orthodontic journey. The practice can advise on the type and wearing schedule suited to the treatment result.
Ask about retainers