Orthodontics at The Dental Junction
The team at The Dental Junction features a full suite of high-quality dental solutions. If you would like to make a change in the way your teeth look, we can address gaps, crowding or a bite that doesn’t align as it should with orthodontics. There are two options available at our clinic: traditional braces and Invisalign®.
- Traditional Braces: Conventional orthodontics are predictable and straightforward. A series of brackets and arch wires are used to shift your teeth into the desired position. This tried-and-true option has been used successfully for decades.
- Invisalign: Clear aligners made from BPA-free plastic make Invisalign the discreet, safe way to straighten your teeth. You’ll love the freedom that you have when you choose this orthodontic system. Teens and adults alike can benefit from Invisalign treatment.
Your Initial Consultation for Orthodontics
The first step in having orthodontic treatment is to have a consultation with our team. We’ll take photographs, X-rays and impressions of your teeth. A full assessment will be performed to determine if you are a candidate for orthodontics. We will discuss what type of results you can achieve and propose a plan of care moving forward.
It’s Not Just About Straighter Teeth
Though most people think of shifting their teeth when they ponder orthodontics, there are plenty of other reasons to consider them. If you suffer from TMJ disorder, headaches, worn tooth enamel, periodontal disease or tooth decay, all these concerns may be due to teeth that aren’t properly aligned. Once your teeth are straightened, you can lessen your risk of issues that affect your oral health and wellbeing.
Let’s Create Your Plan
Get a customised care plan and financing options at your first appointment. Contact The Dental Junction to request an orthodontics Noosa Heads consultation today for you or your child. You will find out how quickly you can get started on treatment.
* Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
