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      Specialist Orthodontist - Braces, Plates, Invisalign. Kids & Adults

      General Info

      Everyone deserves to have a great smile & we aim to provide the highest quality orthodontic care in a fun & friendly environment.

      Dr Frank received his Bachelor of Dental Science degree with Honours at UWA in 2005, where he graduated top of his class. He was awarded numerous prizes including the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons Prize and the Wynn Needham Memorial Prize for the highest achieving student over the five years of the dentistry degree, and the Australian Society of Orthodontists Prize in Orthodontics. Dr Frank went on to complete his Doctorate in Clinical Dentistry (Orthodontics) from UWA in 2012.

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      visa, cheque, mastercard, debit, eft, cash
      Established
      2015
      Staff
      11-20
      Location
      Level 2, Victoria House
      Service Notes
      Open Monday to Friday
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      Category
      Orthodontists (Specialty)
      Keywords
      braces, dentist, east victoria park, invisalign, orthodontist, perth orthodontist, retainer, south perth, teeth, victoria park orthodontist
      FAQschevron down

      Can adults have braces?

      Age is not a factor in considering orthodontic treatment for adults. Any adult in good general health with healthy gums and good bone support for the teeth is a candidate for orthodontic treatment. About 25% of our orthodontic patients are adults, and that number is still growing!


      How do I know if I, or my child, needs orthodontic treatment?

      It is usually difficult for you to determine if treatment is necessary because there are many orthodontic problems that can occur even though the front teeth may look straight. Asking your general dentist is a good reference, but we are your best resource since orthodontics is all we do. Our initial exam is comprehensive and informative, and we would be more than happy to see you or your child and make any recommendations necessary.


      At what age should my child see an Orthodontist?

      The American Association of Orthodontics recommends that your child be evaluated by age seven. The majority of children will not require orthodontic treatment at age seven, but can instead wait to be treated one time when they are older. Early detection of any orthodontic problems is important in order to take early corrective action and avoid more difficult treatment later.