Hello. I have decided that the inman aligner is for me. This has come after some much time deliberating over what seems lik a mass amount of braces systems available. Now I am needing to know what steps to take in order to get this treatment and sort my smile out. What kind of dentist should I be looking for? I am currently with an NHS dentist who I do not want to leave but then can I still remain with my NHS dentist but then get some orthodontic treatment from another dentist? How would this work, I am guessing they would need to communicate on some basis? What about the cost? Do dentists outright advertise this or do I need some research? Are there free consultations for inman aligner or not? Sorry for so many questions but this is a big step for me.
Hi
1- I would recommend searching for a dentist that carries out many types of orthodontic treatments, such as Six Month braces, invisible braces, lingual braces or damon braces so that you can be fully aware of all of your options. Whilst searching for a dentist in this field I would also recommend to look at websites where the dentist displays his or her cases and and also provides information of their training.
2- yes, you can still be registered with your own dentist and see a separate dentist just for your own teeth straightening treatment. It is really simple just find the dentist who you want to straighten your teeth and then make sure you also attend your regular NHS dentist as normal
3- the cost starts from £1500 and it depends on the complexity of the treatment but this will be explained to you after your consultation
4- yes, free consultations are available but it depends on each individual practice
Best of Luck
Dr Raha Sepehrara
Dental Suite
3 Rutland Street, Leicester City Centre, LE1 1RB
Web: www.dental-suite.co.uk Tel: 0116 312 0054
