Orthodontics in Perth
You don't have to live with gaps between your teeth or crooked teeth any longer! We offer orthodontic treatment that will give you straighter, healthier-looking teeth.
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Achieve a Straighter Smile without Sacrificing Your Lifestyle with Our Orthodontic Treatments
Many people are self-conscious about their smiles because of tooth misalignment, overcrowding, or poor bites. Beyond aesthetics, these issues can also increase the risk of oral health issues, such as tooth decay, gingivitis, and uneven biting forces.
Misaligned or crooked teeth can create tiny spaces in the mouth where plaque can accumulate, which can be challenging to clean with a regular toothbrush. This can allow bacteria to harbour and also cause problems with chewing or eating.
At Maylands Dental Centre, variety of orthodontic treatment options, such as Invisalign and dental braces, to address these problems. Our team of experienced dentists aims to provide a comfortable orthodontic experience, helping you achieve the straight teeth you’ve been dreaming of. Call us today at 08 9370 5464 and schedule an Invisalign consultation to learn more about how we can help you achieve a beautiful smile.
Services
Our Orthodontic Services
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Invisalign
Invisalign for Teens
Children's Orthodontics
Invisalign Consultation
Invisalign
Invisalign
Looking for a straighter smile without traditional braces?
Invisalign aligners are the perfect solution for you! Invisalign Invisalign aligners can be a suitable treatment for you! Invisalign can be recommended for both teens and adults who want to achieve a straighter smile without having to wear traditional braces. Plus, they are removable, so you can still eat your favourite foods!
Invisalign for Teens
Invisalign for Teens
Invisalign Teen is a new, ground-breaking method that employs clear plastic trays packed with removable aligners rather than metal wires. The translucent trays allow youngsters to maintain their style while improving their smiles.
Children's Orthodontics
Children’s Orthodontics
At Maylands Dental Centre, we offer children’s dentistry and orthodontics services designed to prevent future alignment issues. Our dental team offers a variety of treatment protocols tailored specifically for kids’ teeth.
Invisalign Consultation
Invisalign Consultation
Our experienced team at Maylands Dental Centre will work with you every step of the way to ensure that your Invisalign treatment is as successful as possible. We use the latest technology to map out your effective treatment plan and track your progress, so you can see how close you are to having the perfect smile.
Why Us
Why Choose
Maylands Dental Centre
If you’re searching for quality dental care in Perth, look no further than Maylands Dental Centre. Our friendly staff will help you get your teeth into tip-top shape so that your smile is always ready for a wide camera shot.
Advanced Technology
Highly Trained Dentist and Support Staff
Invisalign Consultation and Accepts All Health Funds
Get quality orthodontic care without breaking the pocket! At Maylands Dental Centre, we believe that everyone should have access to exceptional dental care; that’s why we offer a free Invisalign consultation and accept all Health Funds to give you the smile you deserve.
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FAQ'S
Frequently Asked Questions
What dental problems can orthodontics address?
Straightening your teeth can be a life-changing experience that allows you to smile without feeling self-conscious. Orthodontic technology advancements now allow for more modest brace alternatives with quicker treatment times.
The following are the most common dental problems that the dentist can address with orthodontics:
- Crowded teeth and spacing
- Jaw misalignment
- Overbites, underbites, and open bites
- Gum problems
- Unparalleled dental midlines
- Problems with chewing and talking
How long do orthodontic treatments usually last?
The length of orthodontic treatment varies depending on the case complexity and type of treatment. While some issues require less time to improve than others, the average orthodontic treatment lasts about two years. Your dentist can provide a more accurate estimate of your treatment duration after assessing your specific dental needs and the type of orthodontic treatment being considered.
Is everyone suitable to have orthodontic treatment?
Orthodontic treatment can be an efficient option for many patients looking to straighten their teeth or improve their bite issues. However, it’s important to understand that not everyone may be a suitable candidate for this type of treatment.
For instance, orthodontic treatment is generally more straightforward for children and teenagers after their adult teeth have erupted. This is because the jaws and oral structures are still developing at this age, making them more responsive to treatment. However, adults can also benefit from orthodontics, although the process might take longer. Additional considerations, such as bone density and gum health, are crucial.
The only reliable way to determine one’s suitability for orthodontic treatment is to have a thorough assessment with your dentist. They can evaluate your specific needs and discuss the appropriate treatment options so that any potential risks are managed properly.
What is the recommended age for orthodontic treatment?
Most parents are aware that their children’s dental care should begin in early childhood. According to research, the optimal age for an orthodontic evaluation is between the ages of 8 and 10, when a child has a mix of baby and adult teeth.
Beginning orthodontic treatment in a child’s early years aids in the prevention of developing dental disorders and is highly advantageous for good oral hygiene. Keep in mind that while they may go for an evaluation, it may take one to five years following the initial evaluation to begin treatment.
Invisalign vs. Traditional Braces
When considering orthodontic treatment, it’s crucial to understand the differences between Invisalign and traditional braces. This information can help you make a well-considered decision based on factors such as cost, appearance, comfort, effectiveness, convenience, and maintenance.
- Cost:
Traditional or conventional braces are generally more affordable, while Invisalign custom aligners costs can vary depending on the number of aligner trays required, which is determined by the complexity of the orthodontic case. - Appearance:
Invisalign offers a nearly invisible treatment option compared to conventional metal braces, making it more appealing to those seeking a discreet orthodontic treatment. - Comfort:
nvisalign aligners are often perceived as more comfortable because they do not use metal brackets and archwires to align the teeth. This means these removable aligners do not have sharp edges that could cause discomfort, unlike traditional braces. - Effectiveness:
Both Invisalign aligners and traditional braces effectively straighten teeth, but patient compliance plays a crucial role in the success of Invisalign treatment due to its removable nature. - Convenience:
Traditional braces do not require removal but may impose dietary restrictions. Clear, custom-made aligners allow patients to enjoy a wider variety of foods, but they necessitate the proper removal and storage of aligner trays. - Care and cleaning:
Maintaining oral hygiene is vital during active treatment. Teeth cleaningin patients with braces involves brushing and flossing, while Invisalign requires additional cleaning of the aligner trays alongside regular oral care. - Post-Treatment Follow-Up:
Regular orthodontic visits are necessary for both braces and Invisalign patients, with braces requiring monthly appointments and Invisalign every 4-6 weeks. After completing either treatment, patients must wear a retainer to maintain the new tooth positions.
Choosing between Invisalign or traditional braces depends on individual preferences and priorities, such as cost, aesthetics, comfort, and convenience. A thorough consultation with our team at Maylands Dental Centre will help determine the most suitable treatment option for each patient’s unique situation. Explore our website to learn more about each treatment option and contact us to schedule a consultation with our experienced dental team.
What to expect during an orthodontic consultation
During an initial consultation appointment, you will explain your concerns about your teeth and smile to the dentist. The dentist will conduct an orthodontic assessment to examine your teeth, other oral tissues and facial structure. This evaluation is critical for determining the appropriate orthodontic appliances for your case. Another staff member may take notes on what the dentist discovers. A panoramic x-ray may be taken to allow the dentist to see the underlying structures. Digital photographs and traditional impressions are also commonly taken. You and your dentist can discuss your customised treatment options, fees, and payment plans.
What is the cost of orthodontic treatment?
Orthodontic treatments at Maylands Dental Centre come in the following price ranges:
- Invisalign™:
Costs vary from $1,500 to $3,750 per arch, offering a less visible teeth straightening method. - Traditional fixed braces:
These are available starting from $7,000 to $9,000 and are usually recommended for more complex dental alignment issues. - Orthodontic retainers:
Priced at $300 per arch, these retainers are crucial for post-treatment teeth alignment stability.
The cost of treatment may vary depending on the customised treatment plan, the complexity of the orthodontic issue, and the materials chosen. At Maylands Dental Centre, we offer various payment options to help you manage your orthodontic treatment expenses.