Fixed braces for children
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We're proud to help our patients smile with confidence. Here’s what some of our happy patients have to say about their experience with The Oakwood Clinic in North London.
Your specialist team
Meet our specialist orthodontists, Paroo and Sarah. With over 1,000 smile transformations between them, they are dedicated to providing exceptional care for your child’s dental journey.
Paroo is a Consultant Orthodontist. She loves making people smile and will have you smiling throughout your orthodontic journey. With the highest level of orthodontic qualifications, there’s no case too complex for Paroo. Paroo loves running outdoors and trekking in the mountains Paroo sees a clear sky she is out.
Paroo is a Platinum Invisalign provider with extensive experience in cosmetic braces. She personally oversees each patient’s journey, aiming to bring joy and confidence through a beautiful smile.
Sarah is a Consultant Orthodontist. When she is not heading up the local hospital’s orthodontic department, she is straightening smiles with us at The Oakwood Clinic. In her free time Sarah likes to go jogging and read books.
She personalises treatment for lasting results and leads Orthodontics at the Royal Free Hospital.
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Frequently asked questions
Find answers to some of the most common questions about fixed braces for children at The Oakwood Clinic.
How long will my child need to wear fixed braces?
The duration of treatment varies depending on the child’s specific needs, but typically, fixed braces are worn for 18 to 24 months. Your orthodontist will provide a tailored treatment plan when you visit us in Oakwood.
Are fixed braces painful for children?
There may be some discomfort after the braces are fitted or after adjustments, but this is normal as the teeth begin to move. The discomfort usually subsides after a few days.
Can my child eat normally with fixed braces?
Certain foods, like sticky or hard items, should be avoided to prevent damage to the braces. Your orthodontist will provide a list of foods to avoid and offer advice on how to care for braces during mealtimes.
How do I help my child take care of their fixed braces?
Good oral hygiene is essential. Brushing carefully with special tools like interdental brushes to clean around the brackets and wires is crucial. Regular visits to your orthodontist at The Oakwood Clinic will ensure the treatment is progressing as planned.
Start your child’s smile journey
Ready to help your child achieve the confident, beautiful smile they deserve? Book an appointment at our North London clinic today.
