64 Stewart Ave Hamilton South 2303

Hunter Valley Orthodontics

Orthodontist

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64 Stewart Ave, Hamilton South NSW 2303

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Hunter Valley Orthodontics opening hours in Hamilton South

Mon
8:30am - 5:30pm
Tue
8:30am - 5:30pm
Wed
8:30am - 5:30pm
Thu
8:30am - 5:30pm
Fri
8:30am - 5:30pm
Sat Closed
Sun Closed
Closed On Public Holidays
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  1. About Us

  2. Products and Services

  3. Additional Locations

  4. FAQs

About Us

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About Hunter Valley Orthodontics

AT A GLANCE
  • Braces
  • Specialising In Fixed Retention
  • Invisalign
  • Providing Outstanding Service
Post Braces Care Payment Plans. Specialising in Braces, Clear Braces, Invisalign, Post Braces Care & Payment Plans
Hunter Valley Orthodontics is committed to providing an excellent level of specialised orthodontic care to all our patients using evidence based treatments and the latest techniques in a warm, caring and professional environment.

Your 1st Visit / Locations

At our orthodontic practice your first visit will include dental photographs, x-rays and an exam by one of our specialised orthodontists, where you will find out about your treatment options in a detailed consultation that usually takes 45 minutes to 1 hour.

We have locations at Warners Bay, Newcastle, Salamander Bay and Maitland.

Meet The Team

  • Dr Steve Cave BDS MDSc
  • Dr Kay Kanthathas BDS MDSc MOrthRCS(Eng) MFDSRCPS
  • Dr Danny Yang B.D.S.(Otago) Dclin Dent(WA) FRACDS PhD
  • Dr Soon Leng (Sara) Saw BDS, MFDS RCSEd, DCD (Ortho)

Hunter Valley Orthodontics utilises the services of a team of university trained graduate hygienists who work together with the orthodontist to achieve an excellent orthodontic result and provide outstanding service to our patients.

Types Of Treatments

  • Metal braces - Least expensive, strongest and fastest way to straighten teeth.
  • Clear braces - Blend in with most teeth so they are not so noticeable.
  • Invisalign - Clear removable aligners which are changed every two weeks.
  • Fixed retention wires - These are bonded to the back of the teeth so not visible from the front.
ABN
29 002 946 670
Staff
21-50
Established
1978
Also trades as
Orthobay Pty Ltd - Trading As Hunter Valley Orthodontics

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FAQs

  • How often do I get the braces adjusted?

    Usually adjustments are scheduled for between 4-8 weeks depending on the wires being used and the state you are up to in treatment. The most modern forms of braces have unique slips that hold the wires in place and allow adjustments to be spread out even further to 8-10 weeks. However, the process of tooth alignment always needs to be monitored regularly by the orthodontist and so is not a fully automated system.

  • What type of braces do you use?

    Hunter Valley Orthodontics uses the most modern braces available. These include ceramic (clear), stainless steel, coloured, gold and Invisalign. For more information, see the section on braces.

  • How long do I have to wait after I have teeth out to undergo orthodontic treatment?

    The simple answer is when you are feeling well enough for us to place our braces. With simple tooth removals this can be within 2 weeks. For more complicated, surgical removals such as wisdom teeth this may be as long as 1-2 months. In some cases the orthodontist may suggest waiting several months or years to allow additional eruption and natural alignment from the removal of the teeth.

  • How fast can I get started with braces?

    The earliest you can start having braces fitted is once you have completed the preliminary work from your dentist. Depending on appointments this can be as early as 4-6 weeks from your initial examination appointment.

  • How old do you have to be to have orthodontic treatment?

    All ages can be treated; babies with facial anomalies such as cleft palate to late adulthood can benefit from orthodontic treatment. Modern techniques and materials have allowed many age groups to successfully and happily undertake treatment.

  • How long will I need to be in braces?

    The duration of your treatment varies according to the complexity of the problem. Serious problems can take up to 3 years to complete whilst very simple problems can take less than 6 months. However, the average treatment time is 18 months. The orthodontist at your initial examination will give you an estimation of the time we expect you will be in braces.

  • What can I eat after having braces fitted?

    You can commence eating immediately after the braces have been placed. It may be advantageous to have something to eat soon after the braces are fitted, since they may become too uncomfortable to fully enjoy your larger evening meals. The general foods to avoid are hard and crunchy foods (e.g. pork crackling, muesli nuts) soft sticky (e.g. mars bars, minties) and sugary foods and drinks (e.g. Cordials and soft drinks).

  • Does orthodontic treatment hurt?

    Modern techniques and materials have made orthodontic treatment much less traumatic than the "old train track" days. Placing the braces usually does not cause undue pain, however as they begin to move your teeth they can cause your teeth to feel uncomfortable. A soft diet for the initial few days may be necessary to overcome that feeling.