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STEP 1
Consultation with Our Orthodontist
Visit us at Dental Perfection for your consultation. Here we will learn more about you and what you want to achieve. We’ll share with you general prices the type of braces we do and what your treatment may look like.
STEP 2
Dental X-ray and Scan
This is where we get really specific with your treatment and look within every part of your oral condition. This scan will give us specifics of your treatment and if there may be any barriers.
STEP 3
Treatment Plan
This is where our orthodontist will create you a bespoke treatment plan based on your x-ray. We will be able to provide specifics on the type of braces treatment that will be suitable for you. This is where your orthodontic treatment really comes to life! We will be able to give you expected time-frames and what is expected with your braces.
Straighten Your Teeth In Coventry With Orthodontic Treatment.
Many people are unhappy with their smile due to crooked or crowded teeth. If you are one of those people, we can help. We offer a variety of different treatments, traditional, metal braces, invisalign and ceramic braces.
Straighten Your Teeth In Coventry With Orthodontic Treatment.
Many people are unhappy with their smile due to crooked or crowded teeth. If you are one of those people, we can help. We offer a variety of different treatments, traditional, metal braces, invisalign and ceramic braces.
Why Choose Dental Perfection For Your Braces
Dental Perfection is part of a new movement, dedicated to help you achieve perfectly straight teeth with our quality orthodontics treatment. We offer traditional orthodontics braces as well as invisalign to help you create your perfect smile.
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TRUST DENTAL PERFECTION
| What’s Included? | Dental Perfection | At Home Straightening |
| Bespoke consultations | ✓ | x |
| Appointment within 72 hours | ✓ | x |
| Free retainer | ✓ | x |
| No of appointments | Unlimited | x |
| Treatment length | 3 – 24 months | Varies |
| 0% Finance available | ✓ | Sometimes |
| Led by UK registered dentist | ✓ | x |
| Put your overall mouth health first | ✓ | ✓ |
BRACES FAQ
What is orthodontics?
Orthodontics is the area of dentistry that covers the diagnosis and treatment of the alignment of teeth and jaws. Treatments include various types of braces that naturally align the teeth functions and aesthetics. Whilst orthodontics can improve your look and smile, it also helps with deeper issues like incorrect bite, chewing issues and overall oral and digestive health.
When should I see an orthodontist?
The best time to see an orthodontist is at the start of your teenage years, as this is when there is rapid growth and change. However, there are no age restrictions, and orthodontists will be happy to take on new patients of all ages.
Who can be treated with braces?
Anyone can be treated with braces. Providing there are no oral health issues, there are no restrictions on who can be treated with braces.
Do braces hurt?
Getting the braces fitted is painless, but over the following few days, you may experience some aching as your teeth are realigned to their new position. Sore cheeks and tongue may also occur. Mild painkillers such as paracetamols should be taken to help to alleviate the discomfort.
Will I need to adjust to orthodontics treatment?
It is not unusual to experience a short adjustment period after having braces fitted. If you have been fitted with aligners, you must be sure to take them out while you eat. After eating, brush your teeth and replace the aligners. With lingual or removable braces, you may find there is a slight change to the way you speak as you adjust, but this is usually very short-lived.
How long does orthodontic treatment take?
Depending on how complicated the treatment. It can take from a few months for the easiest cases up to two years. On average, most treatments take about 18 months.
Do I need any teeth out?
Some people do need teeth out for braces but this is not always the case. If you need to have teeth out or might need teeth out to achieve the best result of your treatment, this will be discussed with you prior to treatment starting.