Special offer for National Smile Month: Get €200 off clear aligners treatment or fixed braces treatment!
Special offer for National Smile Month: Get €200 off clear aligners treatment or fixed braces treatment!
At Sinnott Orthodontics, we believe that it’s never too late to achieve the smile you’ve always wanted. Whether you’re looking to correct long-standing dental issues or simply enhance the aesthetics of your smile, our adult orthodontic treatments are designed to fit seamlessly into your lifestyle.
Orthodontic treatment is not just for children and teens. In fact, nearly 1 in 2 orthodontic patients today are adults. Advances in orthodontic technology have made treatment more comfortable, discreet, and tailored to adult needs. Whether you’re dealing with crooked teeth, bite issues, or jaw misalignments, orthodontic care can improve your oral health, function, appearance and confidence.
Benefits of Adult Orthodontic Treatment:
Orthodontic treatment for adults can address a wide range of issues, including:
At Sinnott Orthodontics, we offer a variety of treatment options tailored specifically for adults. Each treatment is customised to your individual needs and preferences, ensuring you achieve the best possible results with minimal disruption to your daily life.
Aligners offer a virtually invisible way to straighten your teeth. These custom-made, clear aligners are removable, allowing you to maintain your normal eating, brushing, and flossing routines with ease.
Ceramic braces are a popular choice for adults who want a less noticeable treatment option. These braces use tooth-coloured brackets that blend with your teeth, making them a more discreet alternative to metal braces.
Traditional metal braces, while often associated with younger patients, are an effective option for adults with complex orthodontic issues.
No, you’re never too old to improve your smile! However, it’s important that your teeth and gums are healthy before beginning treatment. During your initial consultation at Sinnott Orthodontics, we’ll assess your dental health to ensure that you’re ready for orthodontic treatment. If any issues are detected, we’ll work with you to develop a plan with your dentist to get your oral health back on track before starting treatment.
We will customise your treatment plan to minimise discomfort and fit into your lifestyle.
Choosing a Consultant & Specialist Orthodontist like Dr. Paula Sinnott means that you’re receiving care from a professional with extensive training and experience in managing orthodontic care for all types of cases. Dr. Sinnott’s expertise ensures that your treatment will be effective, efficient, and tailored specifically to your needs.
Fixed braces are the most traditional orthodontic solution, our braces options are modern and sleek. From vibrant, fun colours to discreet clear brackets, we have an option for everyone at our practice. Kids can dress up their braces with different colours for fun.
Fixed braces consist of brackets, wires and small elastics. The brackets attach to the surface of your teeth, while the archwires connect each bracket. The elastics secure them in place. Fitting braces is usually painless, but the teeth will be tender afterwards, mild painkillers and wax will get you over the initial discomfort. Fixed braces are used to guide teeth into proper alignment. This is why you will visit our practice for adjustment appointments over the course of treatment.
Our metal braces are sleek and extremely efficient, proving to be a very common traditional orthodontic option. They achieve a high degree of control over the final positioning of teeth and provide a well-established process towards enjoying confidence-boosting results! You can also tailor the colour of your elastics.
Ceramic braces use tooth-coloured brackets instead of traditional metal ones. Therefore, they are less noticeable when you smile. Brackets are attached onto teeth the same way that metal braces are fixed to teeth. These brackets are stain-resistant to keep their discretion during treatment.
The upper teeth fit inside the lower teeth. When the upper front tooth/teeth sit inside the lower front teeth, it can be associated with:
Our friendly team of professionals are experienced in diagnosing and improving all orthodontic issues.
Sometimes, discrepancies in the jaws or habits such as thumbsucking can cause the upper teeth to stick out, creating a larger gap between the upper and lower teeth. This can put your child at a higher risk of dental trauma. The rationale for treatment is that it can reduce the risk of a fractured front tooth and save expensive dental repairs.
