
Orthodontic care
Orthodontics.
A conversation about alignment, comfort and your smile.
Concept imageryYour consultation
A simple, supportive process.
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Share your concerns
Talk to us about what you would like to change or improve.
- 2
Explore suitability
We’ll discuss your smile and whether orthodontics may be appropriate for you.
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Agree a care plan
If suitable, we’ll outline your options and next steps, tailored to your goals.
A considered conversation about alignment
I see orthodontic care as a conversation about how your teeth meet, how your smile feels and what you would like to understand. We can look at the areas that concern you and make space for an unhurried, practical discussion.
What we’ll explore
Your goals
What you would like to change, improve or feel more confident about.
Your options
How alignment, bite, appearance, timing and day-to-day care may shape the choices available to you.
We will also talk through what an assessment can show, what it cannot answer on its own and which questions are worth taking home.
Before you decide
Bring questions about suitability, alternatives, expected appointments, retainers, maintenance and costs. The right plan depends on your teeth, gums, bite and wider health, so I will explain the individual factors rather than assume one approach fits everyone.
Clinical note: This page is general information, not a diagnosis or a personal treatment plan. A consultation is the best place to understand what may be suitable for you.
Your next step
Start with the concern that brought you here. We can listen, assess and agree a next step together, even if that next step is simply clearer information.
Treatment comparisons will be shared here when available. Discuss your own goals and expectations during a consultation.
Explore smile storiesFrequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
How is orthodontic suitability assessed?
We discuss your goals and dental history, examine your teeth and bite, and explain any records or further assessment that may be useful. Your options depend on your individual findings.
What happens at the first visit?
You can share what you would like to change, ask questions about timing and everyday care, and hear an explanation of the approaches that may be considered before deciding on anything.
Will I need retainers afterwards?
Retention is usually part of an orthodontic conversation because teeth can move over time. I will explain the retainer options and ongoing care relevant to your plan.
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