Orthodontics
Orthodontics Melbourne North West
What, Exactly, is Orthodontics?
Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry that is involved in correcting teeth position along with a number of other factors such as mouth shape or jawbone disorders.
Orthodontists are experienced in this type of dentistry and it is available to help both children and adults.
Some of the dental problems that can be treated with orthodontics include:
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Orthodontics for All Patients
Teaching children the benefits of oral care and health will benefit them for their entire lives. If your child has problems such as a crooked bite or misaligned teeth, we can begin orthodontic treatment as young as 8 or 9 years old.
Regular dental exams beginning as young as 2 years old will allow our dentists to monitor your child’s oral health and address problems when they are small or even prevent dental problems. Whether your child needs braces or a palatal expander, treating them young is the best practice as the bones are still soft and easier to manipulate into their proper place, which provides the best long-term results.
While adult patients sometimes prefer Invisalign for the discretionary treatment, orthodontics has come a long way, offering adults who are not candidates for Invisalign comparable treatments. Ceramic braces can be created to match the colour of your teeth so they blend in with your smile, while some patients prefer the more discreet lingual braces, which hide behind the teeth. A dental exam along with a conversation during the evaluation will help the dentist determine the best solution for your needs.
Orthodontics for All Patients
Teaching children the benefits of oral care and health will benefit them for their entire lives. If your child has problems such as a crooked bite or misaligned teeth, we can begin orthodontic treatment as young as 8 or 9 years old.
Regular dental exams beginning as young as 2 years old will allow our dentists to monitor your child’s oral health and address problems when they are small or even prevent dental problems.
Whether your child needs braces or a palatal expander, treating them young is the best practice as the bones are still soft and easier to manipulate into their proper place, which provides the best long-term results.
While adult patients sometimes prefer Invisalign for the discretionary treatment, orthodontics has come a long way, offering adults who are not candidates for Invisalign comparable treatments. Ceramic braces can be created to match the colour of your teeth so they blend in with your smile, while some patients prefer the more discreet lingual braces, which hide behind the teeth.
A dental exam along with a conversation during the evaluation will help the dentist determine the best solution for your needs.
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Braces
Headgear
Palatal Expander
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The Benefits of Orthodontics
Orthodontic dentistry corrects teeth and jaw issues that can affect you for years to come. When your teeth are straight and all function as they should, your teeth are easier to care for, lowering the risk of gum disease and tooth decay. Jawbones and teeth that are aligned lowers the risk of future jawbone pain, ear pain, or even stop you from biting your cheek or tongue. The following are some of the benefits patients enjoy with orthodontics:
The Benefits of Orthodontics
Orthodontic dentistry corrects teeth and jaw issues that can affect you for years to come. When your teeth are straight and all function as they should, your teeth are easier to care for, lowering the risk of gum disease and tooth decay.
Jawbones and teeth that are aligned lowers the risk of future jawbone pain, ear pain, or even stop you from biting your cheek or tongue. The following are some of the benefits patients enjoy with orthodontics:
Improved oral functions such as chewing
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Caring for Your Dental Work
Orthodontic treatment is different for each individual due to different dental issues. Your dentist or orthodontist will provide a detailed, customized after-care plan for you and may recommend a dental visit every six months to ensure your treatment results last. The following are some general guidelines that may help:
When your treatment is complete, your dentist will remove your braces and perform a final assessment. Some patients may require a retainer to wear while they sleep to help maintain the new position of their teeth.
Following all the instructions your dentist offers will ensure your dental work lasts a long time.
Ready to Begin?
Ready to Begin?
If you believe that you or a family member can benefit from orthodontics, schedule an appointment with us today.
We will do a full exam and evaluation and work with you to create the best treatment plan for you.
Disclaimer: The material posted is for informational purposes only and is not intended to substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Results vary with each patient. Any dental procedure carries risks and benefits. If you have any specific questions about any dental and/or medical matter, you should consult your dentist, physician or other professional healthcare providers.