Moira Wong Orthodontics is a leading London orthodontist and paediatric dental practice. The team are committed to creating beautiful smiles for patients. They want all patients to experience the smile they have dreamed of.

Moira Wong and her experienced team provide patients with high quality orthodontic services. They are experienced in providing patients with the latest cosmetic orthodontic braces including Invisalign. The team treat patients of all ages including children and teenagers as well as adults. They use a range of orthodontic treatments including adult ceramic, children’s ceramic, traditional, removable, Invisalign, Incognito, as well as retainers and mouthguards.

For over thirteen years the team have been providing outstanding results in smile transformation for patients including those who have a long history of prior dental treatment. The work of orthodontist Dr Wong encompasses adult orthodontic cases of all kinds, from the basic to the complex. Many adult patients dislike the idea of being seen wearing braces, or are concerned that their treatment will take a long time. At Moira Wong Orthodontics the team can address these concerns by using invisible braces or accelerated treatment time. They also address oral health problems, and orthodontics can help to improve or prevent problems of gum disease or other periodontic issues. They work with specialist periodontists to prevent or reduce bone loss around teeth. Adult orthodontic treatment can improve aesthetics, leading to a better smile and facial appearance, improved self-confidence and self esteem, improved tooth function, and can improve oral health.

When it comes to the orthodontic needs of children, they provide unique approaches based around the age of the child. They provide interceptive treatments, correcting minor orthodontic issues before they progress to more profound issues. They also provide comprehensive treatments, providing braces designed to be worn for between 1-3 years. Early intervention can help ensure that problems are corrected during childhood, during which time it is far easier to manipulate teeth and surrounding bones. The technology around children’s orthodontics have progressed in recent years, and braces and retainers are easier to wear and less visible than in the past, meaning children feel less self-conscious and more comfortable.