Orthodontic Teeth
Straightening Treatment

What is Orthodontic treatment?
Orthodontic treatment is the science of assessing, diagnosing and treating crooked teeth, jaw discrepancies, facial profile and form. Orthodontists are dentists who have undertaken many years additional training in this specialist area.

You would benefit from Orthodontic treatment
if you have of the following:

• Noticeably crooked teeth
• Gaps between your teeth
• Crowded teeth
• Protruding teeth
• Deep overbite (front teeth overlapping too much vertically)
• An open bite (where some teeth cannot be brought into contact)
• Difficulty chewing food
• You may need orthodontic treatment as part of dental management to facilitate replacement of missing teeth, for example with dental implants
• Finally, if you are reluctant to smile, laugh or even talk in public without hiding your teeth, it is time to consider orthodontic correction

Am I too old?
The correction of an orthodontic problem can be undertaken at any age. Indeed, adult orthodontic treatment is fast growing in popularity and has lead to revolutionary new and fast treatment solutions. As an example, you can now have your teeth straightened with a clear brace in only six months!

Benefits of Orthodontics
The main aim of orthodontic treatment is to create straight teeth that look great! This will help you feel good about your appearance, thus improving your confidence and self esteem. We want you to achieve a healthy environment in which your teeth with good care can last a lifetime.
We will help you to choose the most appropriate solutions for you (whether you require the traditional or the more discreet options) and help you to restore back your smile.

At the Perfect Smile Studios, we offer every option available in cosmetic dentistry today including: Invisalign, 6 Month Smiles, The Inman Aligner and Lingual Orthodontics

Before & After Cases (Children)

Before & After Cases (Adults)

Please call our Studios for a *FREE Initial Consultation on 01992 552115
or click here to find out more.

There is no obligation to continue treatment but you will have a great opportunity to understand more about your mouth and the possibilities dentistry has to offer you today.