Your Specialist Orthodontist
Welcome to Oldham Orthodontics
Welcome!Oldham Orthodontics offers a wide range of the latest orthodontic treatments to help children and adults to have beautifully, straight smiles.
All of our specialists are highly qualified and experienced orthodontists, and are well-known in the orthodontic sector for their expertise and knowledge. They will provide you with the very best quality of orthodontic care delivered in a comfortable and friendly environment.
Our modern orthodontic techniques are discreet, affordable and often faster and more convenient than more traditional methods. They also mean that we can often avoid the need for teeth to be extracted.
We treat a wide variety of patients from children aged under 18 who qualify for NHS orthodontic treatment through to adults requesting invisible and virtually invisible braces.
Whatever your needs and budget, in Oldham so we can help you to achieve the beautiful, straight smile you have always dreamed of.
Featured treatments
Ceramic Braces
£1,000.00
Clear Aligners
£1,800.00
Functional Braces
£800.00
Lingual Braces
£2,100.00
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Does my kid need braces?
There’s lot of things you worry about as a parent.
Are my children healthy? Is this the right school for my child? What can I do to ensure they have a good future?
And it’s no different with their oral health. Orthodontics often comes into the conversation when parents realise crooked teeth could cause quite a few health implications such as jaw chronic headache and speech difficulties.
Lingual braces vs Ceramic braces
Oldham Orthodontics has been running for many years, which means we’ve seen and heard it all. Including some patients turning down treatment simply because they don’t like the look of braces. Luckily for them though, we offer some of the top appliances in the industry that can give them that discreet look.
Overjet vs Overbite: Treatments for both
Overjet vs Overbite
Overbite and overjet are two types of malocclusion (aka crooked teeth or a "poor bite”). People often confuse them to be the same, but they are uniquely different.
The main difference between overjet teeth and overbite teeth is the angle of the upper teeth and jaw.