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100% of orthodontists are dentists, but only 3% of dentists are orthodontists. They share many similarities but work in very different ways. Dentists cover a broad range of oral health issues whereas orthodontics is a specialised area of dentistry that focuses on issues such as straightening teeth and correcting bite patterns.
Good news! We are now up and running and able to attend to all your orthodontic needs.
Following the latest advice from government and health authorities, our practice will now be reopening for patients on Monday 27th April 2020.
The Australian Society of Orthodontist has just release a handy guide on how to handle some common orthodontic issues at home.
In order to minimise contact and movement we are asking you to send in some photographs of your teeth.
In the light of the COVID-19 pandemic, we have made an extremely difficult decision after advice from our governing body to close our Orthodontic offices temporarily in all locations beginning Monday 30th March.
Why are teeth crooked? There is one question a parent often asks when they enter an orthodontic clinic: ‘what are my child’s teeth crooked?’. Unfortunately, there’s no one-size-fits-all answer to this question. Teeth can develop incorrectly for a number of reasons, including genetic influences, jaw growth deformities, patient habits, obstructed airways/ chronic mouth breathing and other serious oral health conditions.
Coronavirus infections Human coronaviruses can cause serious illnesses involving the lower respiratory tract, such as pneumonia. The major clinical signs and symptoms of nCoV infection are fever, coughing, and shortness of breath
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3rd Floor, Bagot House
198 North Tce
Adelaide SA 5000
Ph: 08 8227 0336
Fax: 08 8227 1626
Email: info@onia.com.au
