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Treatments at Angle House Orthodontics

Name: Angle House Orthodontics
Telephone: 03 9817 6427

Angle House Orthodontics only offers the most current technologies and techniques in the world of orthodontics to help give our patients the smile they deserve.

Child treatment

Our treatment options extend to your little ones. It’s important to work on their teeth as soon as possible to give them a better chance of having a beautiful, healthy smile for life.

Adult treatment

Achieving a healthier smile is available for anyone who needs it, so don’t ever think it’s too late. Scroll through our leading orthodontic treatment options for adults.

Free sibling screening

Angle Orthodontics is a family-friendly practice, so it’s no surprise we’re throwing in this wonderful treat—a complimentary orthodontic evaluation on any of our patients’ younger siblings!

Damon braces

Damon braces are passive self-ligating braces that cause less friction and require fewer visits to our practice. It’s a great option for busy teens and adults!

Lingual braces

No one will know you’re working towards a healthier smile with lingual braces. These braces are hidden away from sight because they’re fitted on the back of your teeth.

Clear braces

Ceramic brackets make clear braces blend with your teeth seamlessly, so you can smile with ease through treatment.

Six month braces

Six month braces are made for minor smile issues. With this modern orthodontic solution, you don’t have to wait long. We help our patients get a straighter smile in as quickly as six months.

Digital scans

We want to set up your treatment success early on, so we begin your smile journey with a free consultation using a top-of-the-line intra-oral scanner.

Surgical orthodontics

If you have speaking, breathing and chewing difficulties, but your jaw has stopped growing, then jaw surgery could be a good option for you. Find out how it works!

Expanders are orthodontic appliance that gradually widens the upper jaw over time. It fits in the roof of the mouth and applies gentle outward pressure to widen the palate and create more space for the teeth.