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Crooked Teeth

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We are just 1 suburb away from Cremorne and only a 15min drive.

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How to get here

To reach us by train, take the Alamein or Lilydale/Belgrave line from Richmond train station. After a short ride of 3 stops, you'll arrive at Glenferrie Train Station, which is just a five-minute walk away from us.

If you are catching the tram, we are less than a minute walk from the nearest Tram Stop 73 route 16 at the Corner of Glenferrie & Burwood road.

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Ample parking in front and surrounding our clinic if you are driving.

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Our Clinic

Our clinic was designed with you in mind. From our welcoming reception and cosy waiting area to our modern treatment rooms, we've put thought into every detail to ensure you feel comfortable and at ease throughout your visit. We're proud to call this space our home and we hope you feel that warmth every time you walk through our doors.

How do I know I have

Crooked Teeth

?

Crooked teeth (also known as malocclusion or misalignment) are teeth which are not properly aligned in the dental arch.

You may notice crooked teeth by observing their misalignment or overlapping appearance. Common signs include teeth that do not fit together properly when biting, crowded or overlapping teeth, gaps between teeth, or difficulty in properly cleaning or flossing certain areas. An examination by your dental professional can confirm the presence of crooked teeth and determine the extent of misalignment.

a closeup photo showing someone smiling. their upper and lower teeth are very crowded and crooked. they have multiple teeth overlapping each other, this results in a malocclusion

a closeup photo showing someone smiling. their lower teeth are very crowded and are overlapping each other due to lack of space and room

a side-closeup photo showing someone smiling. their upper and lower teeth are very crowded and crooked. they have multiple teeth overlapping each other, and are in crossbite with their front teeth

Why do people get

Crooked Teeth

?

Crooked teeth can result from various factors, including genetic predisposition, inadequate space in the jaw, habits like thumb sucking or tongue thrusting, jaw irregularities, or the early loss of primary teeth. These factors can contribute to the improper alignment and positioning of teeth, leading to crookedness or malocclusion.

a photo showing someone smiling. their upper teeth are very crowded and crooked with the upper canines erupting through from the gums infront of their other teeth

What if

Crooked Teeth

is left untreated?

If crooked teeth are left untreated, they can lead to a range of oral health issues over time. Misaligned teeth are harder to clean properly, increasing the risk of plaque buildup, tooth decay, and gum disease. They can also cause excessive wear on certain teeth, jaw pain, or difficulty chewing. In some cases, crooked teeth may even affect your speech or lead to low self-esteem due to the appearance of your smile.

Increased wear/breakage

Crooked teeth can sometimes lead to certain teeth becoming more susceptible to wear or breakage due to increased forces being placed on them.

Jaw pain/discomfort

Crooked teeth can sometimes prevent your jaws from coming together correctly, or cause imbalances affecting your jaw joints or jaw muscles which may cause significant pain or discomfort.

Speech issues

In severe cases of crooked teeth, your ability to speak clearly or enunciate certain sounds or syllables can be impacted.

Cleaning difficulty

Crooked and overlapping teeth may lead to increased food and plaque becoming caught between teeth, as well as being difficult to remove with toothbrushing or flossing.

Aesthetics

Crooked teeth may look unpleasant and having this corrected may significantly improve the look of your smile.

Treatment approaches for

Crooked Teeth

Teeth can be straightened using several different approaches. Orthodontic treatments, such as braces or clear aligners, are commonly used to correct crooked teeth and achieve a straighter, healthier smile. The most suitable method depends on the severity of misalignment and personal preferences. Some of these include:

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Surgery

Surgery on your upper and lower jaws used in conjunction with clear aligners or braces to correct more significant issues with teeth and jaws. This is performed by a team involving your dentist, orthodontist and maxillofacial surgeon.

Braces

Braces and special orthodontic wires which place gentle forces on your teeth to move them into a corrected position. These are adjusted by your dentist or orthodontist every few months to allow for safe and gentle movements.

Clear aligners

A series of clear plastic trays (known as aligners) which are changed on a weekly to fortnightly schedule which your teeth adapt to. Special attachments are placed on your teeth and your teeth are sometimes reshaped by your dentist to allow for an optimal and safe result.

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