Creating New Smiles With Specialist Orthodontist Harley Street


Specialist Orthodontics Harley Street provide a supremely high-level of dental care and professionalism that is ideally tailored to meet the expectations of customers. What makes Specialist Orthodontics Harley Street such an attractive prospect for you is that they are not only the people to go to alleviate specific problems you have with your teeth, but they are also your first point-of-call for re-shaping your smile.

Your New Smile
The idea of ‘re-shaping’ a smile may sound a little outlandish or perhaps implausible, but the truth is that we have the capability to take you through a process that will lead to a better, more appealing set of teeth for you. It all depends on what you want and how you want to make use of our treatments in order to make those changes come to life.

Why?
As creating a new smile for you is a completely optional process, it is for you to say whether re-shaping your smile is right for you and to consider the reasons for making that decision. Generally speaking, the motivation for undergoing a process to achieve a new smile with better teeth will likely be a general dissatisfaction with your current smile. Whether it’s overcrowding in your mouth, a problem with your bite or even uneven spacing between your teeth, a substantial alteration in the appearance of your smile could be exactly what you need.


Without this change in your smile, you might find that this dissatisfaction becomes a source of serious concern for you. This is due to the fact that having teeth that are noticeably imperfect may undermine your confidence, and may even cause you to smile or laugh less than you would have as a result.

It may be the case that you are so accustomed to having teeth with issues that it is only when you start thinking about re-shaping your smile that you realise how much your teeth are actually in need of an improvement. This is when you might decide to come to us, here at Specialist Orthodontics Harley Street, and see how we can change your smile for the better.            


Getting You There
Once you decide that beginning a journey to a new smile is what you want, then deciding what treatments are available is the first step to take. Take a look through the range of treatments that we provide and you will begin to see to how we can shape your new smile. Taking the time to learn about the effects of the treatment will help you to understand how we can improve your teeth, while gaining an insight into the treatment process itself will help you to be aware of what’s involved and to prepare for the process. By doing this, you can make a better-informed decision about what to choose for your teeth.           

Types of Treatment:
Lingual Braces
Lingual Braces are a form of orthodontics that utilise an amalgamation of wires and brackets to move teeth into a pre-determined position. They do this by making use of gentle yet consistent pressure. Placed behind the teeth to make them more pleasing to the eye, Lingual Braces are used to correct teeth that are not straight. The treatment should take between 18 and 36 months to complete and will leave you with straighter, more healthy-looking teeth.


Six Months Smiles
Something we offer that you not be aware of, Six Months Smiles is an impressive way to achieve a set of teeth that you can be completely satisfied with. Speedy and efficient, Six Months Smiles are a discrete form of braces that are able to gradually straighten teeth. What’s more, due to their fast-acting nature, it’s possible to have the results you want within as little as six months.

Invisalign
Making best use of advanced dentistry techniques, Invisalign are a hugely effective way to boost your smile. Invisalign treatment consists of the use of transparent aligners that will manoeuvre your teeth at a gradual place until they are in the intended position. As well as being highly effective, Invisalign braces are almost invisible to the naked eye. This means that you can enjoy wearing your Invisalign braces knowing that they will not be conspicuous to others when you’re talking, smiling and laughing, whilst they simultaneously change your teeth for an all-round better smile.




Following the completion of your orthodontics treatment by one of our superbly skilled and experienced dentists, you are sure to notice the vast improvement that our treatment has made to your smile. From that point on, it is important that you do what you can to keep your new smile at its best. Follow the advice from your dentist and take the necessary everyday steps that contribute to good dental health for a fantastic smile that lasts!


Location: 46 Harley St, Marylebone, London W1G 9PT, UK

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