This short post will provide patients with advice on how to look after their braces at home during the current covid-19 outbreak. Fortunately, most orthodontic appliances can be left in situ for some months, without detriment to the patient, if…
Emily Westbrooks, author of the very popular 'From China Village' blog, recently published a story of her journey with braces. 'How to Cope with Braces When You’re 30' explains Emily's decision making process, her time with braces and life after. It has…
Whether you are a child or an adult it is common to feel a little nervous or apprehensive when you are going for an orthodontic assessment. Normally people have asked around for a recommendation from their friends and have some…
We are excited to announce a new orthodontist has joined our growing team. Dr. John O’Mahony BDS, MFDS, MSc, MOrth (RCSEd), FDSOrth (RCSEd) holds amasters degree in Orthodontics. He has also undertaken further advanced training to hospital consultant level…
This is a question on the lips of many eager patients. Orthodontic treatment is a highly specialised treatment and requires a well-trained individual to carry it out. An orthodontist has many additional years training to a general dentist. The investment…
We're hosting a special Open Day on Tuesday the 24th of February for adults and teens interested in braces. Come along for a complimentary consult with no obligations! We will be seeing patients from 12noon until 7pm, slots are limited…
Dental braces have changed in recent years and many more adult are seeking treatment. Its easier, more discreet and more affordable than ever to get that smile you always wanted. We are addressing some of the myths about braces in…
Hi All, Sandra here, popping in one last time before Christmas! I said I would be back with tips and tricks to help you get through the Christmas with Invisalign, so here's how i plan on surviving. We had our…
At Clontarf Orthodontics we recommend seeing children for their first orthodontic screening at the age of 7 years or when the front 4 teeth are down. This is so that developing problems can be identified and the appropriate intervention and…
