Your Specialist Orthodontist
Welcome to Oldham Orthodontics
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
News
What Is The Best Way To Straighten Teeth?
Simply put, having straight teeth is the best. But what’s the best way to straighten teeth?
A lot of our patients come to us asking this question. With so many options now available it can be a hard decision to make.
At Oldham Orthodontics we have a wide variety of options available
5 Benefits Of Having Braces
Not a lot of people like going to the Dentist. With the bright lights, prodding and poking it can be quite an unpleasant experience. Unfortunately for people with braces, they also have to do to the Orthodontist as well.
But we mustn’t forget the number of benefits that having braces can have too. They are an awesome invention that allow people of all ages to love their smile and feel confident.
So here’s a list of all the reasons why braces aren’t so bad:
Can an open bite be corrected?
Teeth with a normal bite should match in the middle so that they align. This a is known as an occlusion, but there are cases where this doesn’t happen resulting in a condition that is known as malocclusion.