With continuous advances in technology, orthodontic treatment is becoming more popular. The traditional ‘train-track’ metal braces are no longer the only choice for straightening teeth. You can now choose a more modern, more efficient and more discreet brace system to achieve the smile you want. We offer a full range of orthodontic solutions and can help you find the right solution for you and your lifestyle.
The Invisalign clear aligner system straightens teeth using a series of nearly invisible, removable aligners that are custom-made specifically for your teeth. As you replace each aligner approximately every week, your teeth will move – little by little, week by week, gradually towards the projected final position.
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Damon braces can be more comfortable that other systems and produce excellent results. They require no metal or elastic ties and are one of the most fast acting and comfortable fixed brace systems available, providing excellent levels of tooth movement.
The key features and benefits of The Damon System braces are:
Option of Metal or Ceramic
Less Likely to need Extractions
Fuller and Wider Smile
Increased Cost
Clarity Advanced ceramic brackets offer a combination of progressive technology, state-of-the-art design and thoughtful features that help deliver amazing smiles.
The translucent brackets are designed to blend with your natural tooth colour and to resist staining and discoloration throughout treatment. Clarity Advanced brackets offer trusted strength using fine-grained ceramic material in a small size. The Clarity Advanced braces are small, low-profile brackets that offer a smooth bracket surface and rounded corners to enhance your comfort.
Lingual braces are one of the most discreet methods of straightening teeth and can be used to treat a wide variety of orthodontic problems.
Lingual braces are fitted to the back of your teeth and are invisible to the outside world providing a great option for patients who, for social or professional reasons, do not want anyone to know they are wearing braces.
A removable appliance is made from a plastic plate with wires coming from the sides. These grip the teeth to keep the brace in place. Removable appliances have a limited number of uses, mainly because they are restricted to moving single teeth and widening either the upper or lower arches. They are not precision appliances and therefore cannot be used for complicated or fine tooth movements.
Learn MoreWhen your teeth have been aligned into position and the desired end-result is achieved, they need to be stabilized until your bone, gums, and muscles have adapted to the new tooth positions. This stage is called retention and follows the removal of the active braces.
