There are many good reasons why we are the Longest established specialist practice on Sydney's North Shore. What is Orthodontics | Why see a specialist | What is the right age for treatment | Smiles for children | Smiles for teens | Smiles for adults. Orthodontic treatment deals with the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of problems associated with the growth and alignment of teeth and jaws within the overall facial structures.
Treatment involves the design and use of corrective orthodontic appliances, such as braces, aligners, expanders, headgear, functional appliances and even surgery, to bring the teeth and jaws into an improved alignment with the facial structures. We all want to look our best and that includes having the best smile that we can have.
Treatment involves the design and use of corrective orthodontic appliances, such as braces, aligners, expanders, headgear, functional appliances and even surgery, to bring the teeth and jaws into an improved alignment with the facial structures. We all want to look our best and that includes having the best smile that we can have.
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This family orthodontic practice has been part of the North Shore community for over 50 years. We are the longest established specialist practice on Sydney's North Shore. This family orthodontic practice has been part of the North Shore community for over 50 years and has treated both the children and adults in several generations of many local families.
North Shore Orthodontics is a busy, thriving practice that could only effectively operate with experienced, dedicated and caring staff. We are indeed fortunate to have such a team!. Beth has been working for North Shore Orthodontics since 2008. She is originally a country girl from Tamworth, and after graduating from the Westmead School of Dental Therapy she commenced practice in Orange as a School Dental Therapist.
At North Shore Orthodontics your personalised treatment plan benefits from our collegial environment where our specialists routinely consult with each other to draw on each of their strengths and experiences. Dan grew up in Mosman and went to St Andrews Cathedral School. After obtaining his Bachelor of Dentistry Degree from the University of Sydney, he headed to Canberra for three years to practice and be close to the snow fields.
Braces generally have three components: brackets; arch wires; and molar bands. As braces are fixed to your teeth, they work full-time to create your new, beautiful smile. The molar bands are cemented to the back molars which provide the anchorage points. The brackets are attached to the other teeth and a series of high tech arch wires are threaded through the slots in the brackets.
The Invisalign system uses a series of clear, thin, plastic trays that are custom-made to apply pressure to your teeth to move them into improved alignment a fraction of a millimetre at a time. First an impression or scan of your teeth and bite record is taken and sent to Invisalign to allow 3D CAD-CAM computer imaging technology to map your dentition.
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