Orthodontists are dental specialists. They specialise in the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of dental and facial irregularities to help correctly align teeth, bites and jaws, including straightening teeth. Did you know that orthodontists complete an additional three years of university training, on top of their general dental degree? Orthodontists and dentists share many similarities – they work together to help you …

So what can you be doing to make sure you’re keeping your oral health in check while you’re wearing braces? Brushing is important whether or not you wear braces, but it becomes especially important when you’re undergoing orthodontic treatment. When you wear braces, it’s much easier for pesky pieces of food and plaque to get trapped in the brackets and …

Invisalign aligners are removable, so it’s easier to clean your teeth and maintain your oral health during treatment. Unlike traditional braces, there are no metal brackets and wires getting in the way of flossing and brushing. Many patients start to see improvements in their smile within just a few months. Unlike metal braces, most people won’t know you’re going through orthodontic treatment …