– Real smiles, before and after

A lower front tooth had been squeezed right out of the arch. We made the space it needed and guided every tooth into line.

This canine sat high above the arch with a large gap beneath it. We guided it down into its proper place and the smile closed up evenly.

The gap between these front teeth was wide enough to see the lower teeth through it. It is now completely closed, with every tooth in contact.

A prominent gap between the two front teeth, closed completely, with the rest of the smile brought into line at the same time.

Overlapped, rotated front teeth and a bite so deep the lower teeth barely showed. Both were fixed together in one treatment.

A rotated side tooth and a canine erupting high above the line. With the right space created, every tooth found its place.

Before treatment the lower teeth were almost completely hidden behind the uppers. Now the bite sits where it should.

Canines that erupt high and stick out are one of the most common worries we see. This one now sits perfectly in line.

A badly displaced side tooth and teeth competing for space. Careful specialist planning turned it into a straight, evenly spaced smile.

Not every case is dramatic. Small overlaps, a rotated tooth and a few small spaces, finished to the same specialist standard as the complex cases.

Looking down at the lower arch: rotated, overlapping teeth guided into a smooth curve. The thin wire in the after photo is a bonded retainer, quietly holding the result.

This upper side tooth sat right outside the arch and the bite was too deep. Both were corrected together in one plan. The X-rays below are this same patient.