14 Royal Terrace, Glasgow G3 7NY - NHS & Private Orthodontics in Glasgow
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14 Royal Terrace, Glasgow G3 7NY - NHS & Private Orthodontics in Glasgow
We provide private orthodontic treatment options for adults, teens, and children who need braces. No matter where you are, you deserve to have the smile you deserve.
Our private orthodontic treatment plan is ideal for those who don’t meet the criteria for NHS treatment.
Private orthodontics is also an option for patients who want to choose a different type of brace system or want to get started on their treatment right away.
Whatever your reason, Park Orthodontics is here to help.
We’ve tailored our private orthodontics services to best suit your needs. You can choose what type of braces you want based on your health assessment. You can also schedule more convenient appointments and get started on treatment faster than with NHS braces.
All our patients are involved in their treatment decision.
This is made possible by using the sophisticated smile simulation software within our iTero scanners.
Our 3D scan will show what your new smile could look like after orthodontic treatment and allow you to make and see real-time modifications to ensure you will be happy with the end result!
Private orthodontic patients can choose from a wide range of products instead of being limited by NHS criteria. Patients can choose from discreet braces to get straighter teeth.
Potential oral health problems can get addressed sooner in younger patients with private orthodontics. Patients don't have to wait until they meet the NHS criteria to start treatment
Improved Access and aftercare – Late night and weekend appointments are available during treatment. With long-term aftercare and retainer supervision as standard.
We offer a variety of teeth straightening options for our private patients. Some standard treatment options include Invisalign clear aligners, metal braces, clear braces, and lingual braces.
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Unlike NHS treatment, private orthodontic treatment can resolve many problems with your teeth. It also offers a much more comprehensive range of treatments, including Invisalign and Clear Fixed Braces.
The time private orthodontic treatment will take to complete differs from person to person but typically takes 12-24 months.
In Scotland, private orthodontic treatment is widely available. Fees for private orthodontic treatment are usually around £2,500 but can be much higher depending on which appliances are used to treat the patient.
To help make the cost of your private orthodontic treatment more affordable, you can pay with an initial deposit followed by monthly payments. This payment option is interest-free.
One of the main benefits of private orthodontics is wait times. NHS braces, if you qualify, can see you waiting weeks/months even to confirm an appointment.
Choosing private orthodontic treatment means you can be seen much quicker, with hardly a wait at all. You could even be seen in the same week.
In most cases, you should attend the practice every 6-12 weeks to have your orthodontic appliances adjusted. When you wear retainers, checks are usually every 3-6 months.
We’ve tailored our private orthodontics services to best suit your needs. You can choose what type of braces you want based on your health assessment. You can also schedule more convenient appointments and get started on treatment faster than with NHS braces.
Yes, it’s a must! You need to wear your retainers to maintain and stabilise the alignment of your teeth after orthodontic treatment. If you don’t wear retainers as instructed, your teeth will likely move or relapse. More information will be provided at your private consultation with an orthodontist.
Are you thinking about orthodontic treatment for you or your children? Read articles by specialist orthodontist Dr Andrew McGregor to help you on your journey to a better, straighter smile.
