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Department

Orthodontics & Dentofacial Orthopaedics

Braces, aligners & bite correction

Orthodontics straightens teeth and corrects how the upper and lower jaws meet. The department treats children during growth, teenagers in the classic braces years, and adults who want alignment corrected discreetly with aligners or ceramic appliances.

Where the underlying problem is skeletal rather than dental, orthodontic treatment is planned jointly with the oral and maxillofacial surgery department so the sequence of braces and surgery is decided at the start.

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What this department treats

  • Crowded, crooked or spaced teeth
  • Overbite, underbite, deep bite and open bite
  • Protruding front teeth
  • Early bite problems and habits in growing children
  • Impacted canines needing alignment after surgical exposure
  • Relapse after previous orthodontic treatment

How a case usually runs

  1. Step 1

    Records visit

    Photographs, scans and radiographs so the diagnosis is skeletal and dental, not visual guesswork.

  2. Step 2

    Plan & appliance choice

    Metal, ceramic or aligners, with realistic treatment duration and what each option asks of you day to day.

  3. Step 3

    Active treatment

    Regular adjustment or aligner-change reviews, usually every few weeks, over the planned course.

  4. Step 4

    Retention

    Retainers after active treatment — the part that decides whether the result holds.

Treatments carried out in this department

What it costs

Indicative rates for this department come from the hospital's published rate list. A written estimate for your own case is given before treatment starts.

Common questions

What is the right age to start braces?

Most fixed-brace treatment begins once the permanent teeth are largely in place, commonly in the early teens. Some bite and habit problems benefit from earlier growth-guidance treatment, which is why an assessment around age 8–10 is useful even if treatment is not started then.

Are clear aligners as effective as braces?

For many crowding and spacing cases, yes — provided they are worn for the prescribed number of hours a day. Certain complex skeletal and rotation problems are still handled more predictably with fixed appliances, and your orthodontist will say plainly which category your case falls into.

Can adults have orthodontic treatment?

Yes. Adult treatment is common, and the main pre-condition is healthy gums and bone, which is why a periodontal check comes first.

Ready to plan your treatment?

Call the helpline or book a consultation — we respond the same working day.