At Oasis Dental Studio, a range of orthodontic treatment options are available. A dental practitioner can assess your oral health and discuss suitable options based on your individual clinical circumstances.
Orthodontics at Oasis Dental Studio in West End
Our team provides orthodontic treatment as part of a range of dental services offered at Oasis Dental Studio.
A dental practitioner will assess your oral health and discuss suitable orthodontic treatment options based on your individual clinical circumstances.
Treatment plans are developed based on factors such as oral health, alignment concerns, and clinical needs.
Results may vary between individuals. All treatments carry risks and benefits, which will be discussed during your consultation.
What Orthodontic Treatment May Address
Following assessment by a dental practitioner, orthodontic treatment may be considered for a range of concerns related to tooth alignment and positioning.
- Overcrowding or spacing of teeth
- Gaps between teeth
- Alignment of teeth and bite
- Positioning of the jaw
Individuals may seek orthodontic treatment for a variety of reasons. A dental practitioner can assess your oral health and discuss whether treatment is appropriate based on your individual clinical circumstances.
Results may vary between individuals. All treatments carry risks and benefits, which will be discussed during your consultation.
Suitability for Orthodontic Treatment
Orthodontic treatment may be considered for children, teenagers, and adults, depending on individual clinical circumstances. A dental practitioner can assess your oral health and discuss whether treatment is appropriate based on your needs.
Suitability for orthodontic treatment will depend on factors such as oral health, alignment concerns, and treatment goals. An assessment is required to determine appropriate options.
During a consultation, a dental practitioner will assess the health of your teeth and gums and discuss your treatment plan.
Factors that may be considered when assessing suitability include:
- Oral health status
A dental practitioner will assess your teeth and gums to determine whether any existing oral health conditions should be managed prior to orthodontic treatment. - Commitment to treatment
Orthodontic treatment may involve regular appointments and following instructions provided as part of a treatment plan. - Oral hygiene
Maintaining oral hygiene during treatment is important. A dental practitioner can provide guidance on appropriate care throughout the treatment process. - Understanding of treatment
A dental practitioner will explain the treatment process, including duration and what to expect, based on individual clinical circumstances.
Results may vary between individuals. All treatments carry risks and benefits, which will be discussed during your consultation.
A Guide to Braces
Braces may be considered as an orthodontic treatment option to address concerns related to tooth alignment and bite. A dental practitioner can assess your oral health and discuss whether this approach is appropriate based on your individual clinical circumstances.
How braces work
Braces involve a system of brackets, wires, and other components that apply controlled pressure over time as part of a treatment plan. Adjustments may be made throughout treatment as advised by a dental practitioner.
Treatment planning
Braces are provided as part of an individualised treatment plan. This may involve regular appointments to monitor progress and make adjustments, depending on your clinical needs.
The duration of treatment can vary depending on individual factors, including the complexity of tooth movement and the treatment plan. A dental practitioner can provide guidance based on your circumstances.
Retention phase
Following active treatment, a retention phase may be recommended. This may involve the use of retainers to support tooth position as advised by a dental practitioner.
Results may vary between individuals. All treatments carry risks and benefits, which will be discussed during your consultation.
Invisalign® Clear Aligners
As an alternative to traditional braces, Invisalign® may be considered as an orthodontic treatment option that uses a series of clear aligners worn over time as part of a treatment plan.
Aligners are provided as part of an individualised treatment plan. A dental practitioner will provide guidance on how aligners should be worn and changed throughout treatment.
The duration of treatment can vary depending on individual factors, including the complexity of tooth movement and your clinical circumstances.
During a consultation, a dental practitioner can assess your oral health and discuss whether Invisalign® treatment is appropriate based on your individual needs.
Learn more about Invisalign® treatment
Results may vary between individuals. All treatments carry risks and benefits, which will be discussed during your consultation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does orthodontic treatment take?
The duration of orthodontic treatment can vary depending on individual factors, including the complexity of tooth movement and the treatment plan. A dental practitioner can provide guidance based on your clinical circumstances.
Is there a recommended age for orthodontic treatment?
Orthodontic treatment may be considered at different ages depending on dental development and individual clinical circumstances. A dental practitioner can assess suitability and discuss appropriate options.
When should a child first have an orthodontic assessment?
Early orthodontic assessment may be recommended for children to evaluate dental development. A dental practitioner can advise on appropriate timing based on individual circumstances.
Will orthodontic treatment be uncomfortable?
Experiences during orthodontic treatment can vary between individuals. Some people may notice mild discomfort at certain stages of treatment. A dental practitioner can discuss what to expect based on your treatment plan.
What types of orthodontic treatments are available?
There are a range of orthodontic treatment options available, including traditional braces and clear aligner systems. A dental practitioner can assess your oral health and discuss suitable options based on your individual needs.
How should oral hygiene be maintained during orthodontic treatment?
Maintaining oral hygiene during orthodontic treatment is important. A dental practitioner can provide guidance on brushing, flossing, and other care methods based on your individual circumstances.
Are there foods to avoid during orthodontic treatment?
A dental practitioner may provide guidance on dietary considerations during orthodontic treatment, depending on the type of appliance used and your individual needs.
Are retainers required after orthodontic treatment?
A retention phase may be recommended following orthodontic treatment. This may involve the use of retainers as advised by a dental practitioner to support tooth position.