We work closely with a range of dental and oral maxillary specialists to help achieve the best possible results for you. When your bite is well aligned, it’s easier to function, speak, and keep your teeth clean. Straight teeth are also less likely to wear unevenly or develop problems like decay and gum disease. Overall, orthodontic care helps support a healthy mouth and a confident smile that lasts.
Orthodontics and surgery
In adults, the jaws have finished growing, so orthodontic treatment alone can’t always correct more complex bite or jaw issues. In these cases, jaw surgery (orthognathic surgery) may be recommended alongside braces or aligners.
Orthodontic treatment is usually done first to prepare the teeth for surgery. After surgery, treatment continues for a short time to fine-tune the bite and complete your smile.
This combined approach helps improve bite, speech, breathing, and facial balance, and supports long-term oral health.
Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA)
Obstructive sleep apnoea (OSA) is a common condition that affects breathing during sleep. It can cause symptoms like loud snoring, restless sleep, and frequent waking, often leaving people feeling tired during the day.
Many people don’t realise they have it, as it can develop slowly over time. If left untreated, it may affect your energy levels, concentration, and overall health.
The good news is there are effective treatment options available. Book a free consultation and we can help you understand what’s going on and find the right option for you or your child.
