FAQs

Here are some Frequently Asked Questions that may help enlighten patients before they book dental appointments.

Q: What is Orthodontics

A: Orthodontics is a specialist field of dentistry that is involved with the study and correction of what we call "Improper bites".

Q: Who are Orthodontists?

A: An Orthodontist is a specialised dentist who helps to treat irregularities in the mouth, teeth and jaw.

Q: What will happen at my first appointment with an Odontoville Dental Clinics Orthodontist?

A: WTo find out what your Orthodontic needs are, we will conduct a viriety of methods, including direct measurements, X-rays, study casts and photographs, to work out your treatment plan.

Q: Will I need to have teeth extracted?

A: There is no single answer to this question. In certain cases extractions are required to allign crowded teeth or correct the bite. It all depends on the sort of problem that needs correcting.

Q: What does Orthodontic treatment cost?

A: The costs vary depending on a number of factors, a consultation with us at Odontoville Dental Clinics should give a broader view as to what the problem is thereby ascertaining the correct costing in lieu with the solution.

Q: What are the different types of Braces?

A: Nowadays, there is a great deal of choice when it comes to braces. Some are fixed to your teeth and others removable. When you first meet with your Odontoville Dental Clinics Orthodontist, you can discuss what your options are. Your requirements and your budget will determine the kind of brace that is right for you.

Q: I don't want to wear a brace at all. Is there a substitute option?

A: Some patients prefer to have crowns or veneers fitted to mask an irregularity. However crowns and veneers do not last indefinitely and as such constrained to hide imperfections over an extended period of time.

Q: Is treatment painful?

A: It is likely that there will be some discomfort to start with but our dentists are seasoned professionals and will assume treatment ensuring your dental experience as seamlessly painless as possible. There will be some tenderness in the gums as your teeth start to move, this will wear off pretty quickly.