FREE INVISALIGN® CONSULTATION AND SCAN

This consultation allows you to discuss treatment and what you hope to achieve. A digital scan is taken, no x-rays.

It allows Dr Ajay or Dr Irin to discuss the case and see if Invisalign is an option, not every case can be treated.

What Are The Advantages Of Invisalign?

  • Better Oral Health: Invisalign Aligners are removable so it's easier to clean your teeth.

  • Smile With Confidence: Unlike traditional braces people won't realise your having orthodontic treatment.

  • Removable: Got a special occasion. Easy. Just remove them and put them back once the event is over.

  • Active Lifestyle: With Invisalign you won't have to worry about them interfering with your lifestyle.

  • Comfortable: Worried about them being uncomfortable. Don't be.

  • Less Visits To The Dentist: Potentially less need to visit your dentist visits required every 6-8 weeks. (Compared to 3 - 4 weeks with traditional braces..)

  • Our Invisalign accredited dentists will ensure your treatment is running smoothly according to the “ClinChek”, minimising any risks. 

  • The dentist will take your entire mouth into consideration and well as any health concerns that could influence your orthodontic treatment.  The dentist can detect any potential problems of the teeth and gums that need to be addressed first, prior to starting any Invisalign treatment.

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Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry that specialises in treating patients with improper positioning of teeth when the mouth is closed (malocclusion), which results in an improper bite.

At Dent1st we offer services for both children and adults

The following early warning signs usually indicate that your child should see a Dent1st orthodontist and have an orthodontic exam:

  • Early or late loss of teeth

  • Difficulty in chewing or biting

  • Mouth breathing

  • Finger sucking or other oral habits

  • Crowding, misplaced, or blocked-out teeth

  • Jaws that shift, make sounds, protrude or retrude

  • Speech difficulty

  • Biting the cheek or into the roof of the mouth

  • Protruding teeth

  • Teeth that meet in an abnormal way or don’t meet at all

  • Facial imbalance

  • Grinding or clenching of teeth