Orthodontics Cheadle

Cheadle is devoted to providing patients with optimal orthodontic care. As a clinic patient, you will be treated by one of our experts. With years of experience and hundreds of satisfied customers, remain dedicated to providing the best possible personalized care possible.

What is Orthodontics?

Orthodontics is one of nine dental specialties recognized which focuses on how teeth fit together and the treatment of improper bites. Orthodontics is also concerned with neuromuscular and skeletal abnormalities associated with the tissue surrounding the mouth and jaw. Our experts at Cheadle are available to provide treatment and advice.

For many people, orthodontics is connected with braces and the cosmetic benefits this specialty provides, however, there is much more to orthodontics than braces and an attractive smile. For us at Cheadle, orthodontic treatment is very critical to overall oral health. Straight teeth that fit together correctly are much easier to keep clean, less likely to wear down prematurely. In addition, the risk of tooth decay, periodontal disease (like gingivitis) and other dental diseases or conditions will be considerably reduced. Ever wondered what the difference between a dentist and orthodontists was?

What’s involved in a Orthodontics Treatment?

Until recently, braces have been seen as a rather ugly option for dental correction and something that is exclusively for children. Times have changed radically, however, with patients of all ages now opting for braces, which are discreet, affordable and highly effective in correcting misaligned teeth. We offer a free initial consultation where you can examine all the options and take your time to decide how you would like to proceed.

Once your braces have been fitted, you will notice the effects almost immediately, including less stress on your jaw and surrounding muscles, a reduced risk of gum disease and decay and straighter teeth that are easier to care for and keep clean.

Some of the Conditions treated with Orthodontics at Cheadle:

• Overbite – a dental condition where the lower jaw is too far behind the upper jaw or a misalignment of the teeth
• Underbite – the projection of the lower teeth beyond the upper
• Crossbite – a dental condition in which one or more of the upper teeth are biting on the inside of the lower teeth
• Openbite  – a dental condition where only a few of the teeth of the upper and lower jaw make contact
• Spacing or Gaps Between Teeth – or a diastema is a space or gap between two teeth. It appears most often between the two upper front teeth. However, gaps can occur between any two teeth.
• Crowding – teeth crowding may occur due to genetics, improper treatment of teeth or over time as we age.
• Malocclusions – a misalignment (incorrect relationship) between the teeth of the two dental arches when they approach each other as the jaw closes

Teeth Straightening

1. Clear braces (i.e. Invisalign)

Transparent removable braces.

3. Quick straight teeth