Orthodontic Treatment

AKA Braces

If you suffer from crooked, crowded or protruding teeth; have gaps between your teeth or have a misaligned bite, the most common and effective treatment is orthodontic braces.

Braces are in high demand with over 200,000 children and adults starting orthodontic treatment in 2014-15. Some treatment is available on the NHS for under 18’s, and adults with complex dental problems, but not for those looking to fix cosmetic concerns.

Similarly, the treatments available on the NHS are limited, and usually consist of using fixed metal functional braces.

We offer a range of the most modern and technically advanced orthodontic solutions for both children and adults. Some people can become quite self-conscious about the fixed metal solutions, so they may prefer to opt for the more advanced treatments which are less visible and make the wearer more confident. You can read more about the different solutions we offer below.

Patient Stories

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FAQs

Who will I see at my consultation?

Your surgical consultation will be with the consultant that will perform your surgery should you decide to proceed. We only offer nurse led consultations for our non-surgical treatments. You will likely see a nurse for some of your post-op appointments (to have stitches out, dressings changed...