Carisbrook Dental

Your mouth constantly produces a clear, sticky substance called plaque that is swimming with bacteria. Bacteria make toxins that irritate gums and cause gum tissue to break down.

If you don’t regularly remove plaque from your teeth, it can spread below the gums and damage the very bone that supports the teeth. With time, plaque hardens into tartar, a solid substance that can only be removed by your dentist or dental hygienist.

Correcting the position of crowded and crooked teeth not only improves your appearance, but also your general dental health. Crowded teeth are more likely to have tooth decay and gum disease as cleaning is more difficult.

We have a range of treatments that can help you achieve a great smile. All treatments are carried out by our specialist Orthodontist who works on Saturdays for your convenience.