The right orthodontic approach depends on age, tooth position, jaw relationship, growth, complexity and personal priorities. This demo simplifies the journey without pretending every patient needs the same appliance.
Public practice information describes braces for children and adults, as well as custom-made orthodontic braces. Fixed appliances can provide precise control over tooth movement across a wide range of cases.
Digital scans can improve how tooth position and bite relationships are captured, explained and used in treatment planning.
For younger patients, the goal is not simply straight teeth. Specialist assessment considers eruption, jaw growth, crowding and bite development so timing can be discussed appropriately.
Adult treatment can address crowding, spacing, bite concerns or pre-restorative alignment. The exact treatment method is selected after a specialist assessment.
An orthodontic plan considers how upper and lower teeth meet, how the jaws relate and how the result should function — not just the straightness visible in a photograph.
Public listings for Dr Mistry’s practice specifically mention specialist treatment involving cleft lip and palate and craniofacial anomalies. These cases may involve multidisciplinary planning and highly individual treatment needs.
Start with your concern, history and what you hope to change.
Clinical records and digital scanning can help define the orthodontic problem.
Dr Mistry can explain the recommended direction, alternatives and practical considerations.
Regular specialist follow-up guides tooth movement and treatment progression.
Start with a consultation request and explain what you are noticing.