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About Creating Smiles Orthodontics
AT A GLANCE
- Offering the highest quality orthodontic treatment
- We aim to create beautiful smiles
- Plenty of customer car parking available
- Outstanding qualified staff
- Able to provide a detailed and accurate assessment
Creating Smiles Orthodontics is a specialist Orthodontic practice based in Kilmore.
We aim to create beautiful smiles, healthy teeth and gums by offering the highest quality orthodontic treatments through outstanding highly qualified staff and the world's best equipment and technology.
Orthodontics is that branch of dentistry which specialises in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of problems in the alignment of teeth and jaws.
At Creating Smiles Orthodontics, we use self-ligating braces and hi-tech wires, which are the most technologically advanced braces system available today.
We offer the latest in digital 3D technology providing the highest level of clinical information with exposure levels 4000% less than traditional CAT scan systems. Your teeth and jaw are 3-dimensional objects, traditional x-rays only provide 2-dimensional information. By using the latest Gendex CB500 we are able to predict treatment outcomes and develop treatment plans at a much higher level.
Products and Services
Product
Braces
Services
Anaesthetics, X-rays
Features
By Appointment, Certified, Consultations, Examinations, Monthly Payments, No Referral Necessary, Payment Plans, Registered
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Diagnostic Imaging
Catering To
Adults, Children, General, Orthodontics, Teenagers
Keywords
Teeth Whitening, Cardiologist, Dental Extractions, Dentist, Orthodontic Treatments, Healthy Teeth, Dentistry, Orthodontics, Root Canal Treatments, Orthodontic Treatment, Orthodontic, Restorations, Dental Health, Specialist Orthodontic, Gums, Orthodontic Practice, Smiles, Dental Crowns, Porcelain Veneers, Fillings, Dental Implants, Orthodontist, Caps
FAQs
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What is Orthodontics?
Orthodontics is that branch of dentistry which specialises in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of problems in the alignment of teeth and jaws. Orthodontic treatment involves the design and use of corrective appliances (such as braces, plates, headgears and functional appliances) to bring the teeth and jaws into proper alignment.
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Should I take out health insurance cover?
Health funds repay some of the cost of orthodontic treatment for fund members who have the appropriate level of dental insurance. Please carefully check the premiums, conditions, and level or rebate to see whether you will be better off with insurance or not.
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Do I have to pay for my orthodontic care all at once?
We are sensitive to the financial pressures on families today, so for your convenience, we provide a payment plan for your orthodontic care. An initial deposit is paid when the appliances are constructed or fitted, and the balance is paid in monthly instalments for the duration of the treatment, which for braces is usually 18 to 24 months.
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Do braces hurt?
Wearing braces is simple and generally quite easy with the modern devices available. However, braces do need to be regularly adjusted, and this will make the teeth feel tender for a few days. During this short period, soft foods and a mild analgesic may be needed.
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Should I continue to see my family dentist while in braces?
Definitely! It is very important to continue your regular dental check-ups to prevent and detect dental decay and to monitor your overall dental health.
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What does my treatment fee cover?
o The fee covers the entire treatment including fitting of braces, periodic adjustments, removal of the braces, one set of retainers (if needed) and the retention and observation periods thereafter. The fee does not cover such items as the consultation, records, or other preparatory steps prior to the fitting of braces. We will discuss the fee with you before treatment is commenced.
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When will appointments be scheduled?
We share your concern about missing school or work, and we make every effort to ensure that all patients receive a fair share of convenient appointments. We schedule longer appointments during school hours and shorter appointments before and after school. By doing this, we do not reserve these popular appointment times for one or two patients but rather accommodate as many families as possible for out-of-school appointments.
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Do you accept my orthodontic insurance?
Whilst we do not have a direct relationship with any insurer, we feel a responsibility to be as helpful to you and, where necessary, to your insurer. We arrange our payment contracts to make your insurance claim as simple as possible.
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How much does orthodontic treatment cost?
No two orthodontic problems are the same and the cost of orthodontic treatment will depend on the severity of the problem and the treatment required. Many orthodontic problems require only simple treatment and you might find that the cost is lower than you thought.
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How long does orthodontic treatment take?
On average, orthodontic treatment usually takes 18 - 24 months and other more complex cases may take longer to complete. The total treatment time depends on a large number of factors which include the severity of the original bite problem, the type of treatment carried out, and the co-operation of the patient.