Orthodontist
Straightening crooked or overcrowded teeth and closing gaps — for teenagers and, more and more, adults.
“It's a first time for me in my life to leave from a dental office, so happy and with a big smile! Dr. Maria and her assistant were so friendly, polite and professional. Big Thank you to Dr. Maria! She absolutely exceeded…”
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Not just for teenagers
More adults who never had the chance as children are straightening their teeth now. It isn’t only cosmetic: teeth that line up are easier to floss and brush, so they tend to last longer.
Bites, not just looks
Overbite, underbite and crowding are easier to treat the earlier they’re addressed. If you’ve been told your bite is the problem, a consultation will give you your real options.
What’s involved
An assessment, x-rays where they’re needed, and the appliance, the timescale and the cost explained — before you commit to anything.
Common questions
What does it cost?
Orthodontic treatment starts at £850, and Invisalign clear aligners from £2,500. What you pay depends on the appliance and how far the teeth have to move — your assessment gives you the figure before you commit.
How long does treatment take?
It depends how far the teeth have to move. Your assessment gives you a realistic range rather than a guess.