Orthodontic Treatments in Walsall and Cannock
Further Reading on Orthodontics
Take a look at our articles on orthodontics to learn more about how treatment fits into everyday dental care and the difference it can make for your smile. They are designed to give you useful information and a clearer picture of what to expect on your journey to straighter teeth.
White spots on teeth can be just as concerning as dark spots, especially when they appear prominently on...
Not sure how long you should brush your teeth? You’re not alone. Many people rush through brushing, often...
If you’ve ever stood in the toothpaste aisle wondering whether fluoride is something you need or should...
Noticing blood in the sink after brushing your teeth can be alarming, especially if it happens regularly....
Toothache can be one of the worst types of pain to manage day-to-day, making it hard to eat, sleep or focus....
Noticing your gums receding can be a cause for concern, in more ways than one. Left untreated, as the margin...
Seeing black spots on your teeth can be worrying, especially when they appear suddenly or in visible places...
A bright, white smile is something many people strive for. With so many home remedies and over-the-counter...
When it comes to dental fillings, patients often wonder whether white fillings (composite resin) are better...
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Orthodontics FAQ
When will a dentist recommend orthodontics?
There are many reasons that a dentist may recommend orthodontic treatment. These may include aiding the top and bottom teeth alignment. This is known as correcting your bite. Secondly, as prevention of significant damage to prominent teeth. Lastly, to help straighten your teeth following dental overcrowding.
What is the current waiting time for orthodontic treatment?
Waiting times for orthodontal treatment on the NHS varies with normal expected times reaching 2 years. However in light of the Coronavirus pandemic the waiting lists are now significantly longer.
Is there an age limit for braces?
Simply put, no. It is a common misconception that braces should be fitted at a young age. Whilst the use of braces in adolecence does provide it’s benefits, there is no age limit when it comes to orthadontics.
What are invisible braces?
Invisible braces are plastic-formed dental tools. Used to straighten and adjust your teeth whilst remaining discreet.
Invisalign braces are clear aligners that are custom made and specially designed to fit perfectly around your teeth. This means you can pop out your aligner before you eat, drink, or play sports. Then after brushing your teeth, you can simply click your Invisalign aligner back into place.