• Edgbaston Orthodontics

    is now

    Birmingham Smile Clinic

    WE HAVE NOW MOVED TO 1025 Stratford Road Hall Green B28 8BG

    www.birminghamsmileclinic.co.uk

     

     

    Email your enquires to edgbaston.orthodontics@nhs.net

    Click below for our new website

  • Our Portland Road surgery is now closed and we are seeing all of our patients at our new Hall Green Surgery.

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    The Mission

    Edgbaston Orthodontics is Now BIRMINGHAM SMILES CLINIC. We are a specialist orthodontic practice located near in Hall Green Birmingham. Dr’s George and Jackie Simpson opened their first practice in 2003 and have successfully treated more than 50,000 patients. Dentists from around the UK have trusted Dr George Simpson to treat their families and children safe in the knowledge they will receive the best possible results.

     

    Orthodontics has been around for a long time – it works by applying pressure to your teeth over time, which causes your teeth to move. Luckily though, technology has improved the way orthodontics is applied with some great alternatives available. Orthodontics has moved beyond the obvious metal braces that you or your friends may have worn at school and options like high-tech, invisible aligners are now available.

     

    “When I saw you I fell in love, and you smiled because you knew” Arrigo Boito

  • Book an Appointment TODAY

    Contact us Today

    1025 Stratford Road Hall Green Birmingham B28 8BG
    Mon-Thu 08:30-16:30 Fri 08:30-15:00
    Sat-Sun Closed
    0121 454 4100
  • Orthodontics

    The Science Behind The Smile

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    Orthodontic Treatment

    What You Need To Know

    Orthodontics is the specialty of dentistry focused on the diagnosis and treatment of dental and associated facial irregularities.

     

    As Specialist orthodontists registered with the GDC we are able to provide accurate diagnosis of dental or facial irregularities and provide treatment options so that you can make an informed decision on whether to pursue orthodontic treatment and the most suitable treatment for yourself.

    Typical treatment lasts from six to thirty months depending on age and severity of the problem. Orthodontic treatment can produce dramatic and life enhancing results and we can give you the beautiful smile you hoped for.

     

    "Peace begins with a smile" Mother Teresa

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    Your First Visit

    Great Communication, Great Results

    We believe that good orthodontic care begins with open communication. We promise to speak in language you understand with you about our diagnosis and recommendations, any alternative treatments and any symptoms present that may require further treatment. Working together, we can achieve a true partnership, with one common goal – helping you achieve a beautiful, confident smile!

     

    After we have assessed your records, we will conduct a treatment consultation to explain all aspects of your orthodontic treatment in detail. We provide a comprehensive clinical diagnosis regarding the nature of the problem. We encourage questions from both the patient and parents, and as such, we provide ample time to answer your questions.

     

    “Smile if you want a smile from another face”

    His Holiness The Dalai Lama

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    Questions You May Have

    Important Information

    During your first visit, we will address the following questions that cover the basics of orthodontic treatment. We encourage you to ask questions as well.

    • Is there a condition that orthodontics can address?
    • Is treatment needed now or should treatment be delayed until appropriate growth, tooth eruption or other factors have occurred?
    • What treatment procedures will be used to correct the problem?
    • Do any permanent teeth need to be removed?
    • How long will treatment take?
    • How much will it cost?
    • What are my payment options?
    • Will the NHS pay for my treatment?
    • Do I need a second opinion?
    Just to let you know, as a practice we fully comply with GDPR. Please read our privacy policy and terms and conditions at the bottom of our site, just click on the tabs.
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    A Confident Smile

    Orthodontics done right first time, every time!

    Choosing the right Orthodontist and the right treatment is important to make sure you get the smile you've always wished for.

    We offer a number of solutions tailored to your needs.

    “The robbed that smiles, steals something from the thief” Othello - William Shakespeare

  • Treatments

    The support you need for the smile you want

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    Invisalign

    Edgbaston Orthodontics now offer Invisalign treatments.

    These are an alternative to fixed braces. A series set of custom-made aligners are made for you and are worn in two-week increments.

    Please contact us for further information.

    An Invisalign treatment that is made for you

    Invisalign is a more recent technology that lets you have the smile you’ve always wanted without the hassle of braces. By using a series of clear, removable aligners custom made for you. The course of treatment involves changing aligners approximately every two weeks, moving your teeth into a straighter position step-by-step, until you have a more beautiful smile. And unlike conventional braces, these clear aligners can be removed while you eat and brush your teeth as usual.

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    NHS Treatments

    Ask your general dentist about orthodontic treatments available on the National Health Service. Here at Edgbaston Orthodontics we are able to treat some patients via a referral from your dentist. Ask your dentist to refer you to us.

     

    NHS Orthodontic treatment is only available for young people who:

    • Are under 18 years old
    • Meet the Index of Orthodontic Treatment (IOTN)
    If you don’t qualify for NHS treatment we will always try and help you achieve the smile you want with private options.
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    Supporting Public Health

    The NHS provides an A -Z of public health support services. Helping you take control of your health and well-being. Click the below image to access this amazing resource tool.

  • Our Team

    Why go to an orthodontic specialist?

     

    On average it takes 6 years to qualify as a registered dental surgeon. In the UK It then takes another 6 years of specialist training that requires successful examination in Fellowship in Dental Surgery and Membership in Orthodontics from the Royal College of Surgeons.

    In addition some specialists also have a Masters Degree in Orthodontics.

    As specialists we have usually had a further 6 years postgraduate training compared to normal general dental surgeons

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    Dr George Simpson

    BDS FDSRCS MOrthRCS MPhil

    Principal Specialist Orthodontist - GDC 65408

    George qualified in 1990 as a Dental Surgeon. He then spent 7 years working in a General Dental Practice and in Hospitals gaining a Fellowship in Dental Surgery of the Royal College of England. He went on to work as a Registrar and Consultant in hospital, gaining a Masters Degree in Orthodontics of the Royal College of Surgeons. George has owned his own Specialist Orthodontic Practice in Stratford Upon Avon for more than 16 years now and has another practice in Evesham. As well as practicing, he also lectures in Orthodontics.

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    Dr Jacqueline Simpson

    Principal Dental Surgeon - GDC 60631

    Jacqueline qualified in 1985 as a Dental Surgeon and spent several years in working in hospitals gaining further training in Dental Surgery and Orthodontics. She then spent a further 10 years in a General Dental Practice before establishing the two Orthodontic Practices with her husband, George.

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    Joanna Beverley

    Orthodontic Therapist - GDC

    Jo started working for George in July 2007. Jo completed a National Certificate in Dental Nursing in 2009, Certificate in Orthodontic Nursing in 2010 and a Diploma in Orthodontic Therapy in 2013 at Warwick University. Jo is able to fit, adjust and remove appliances (braces and retainers). Jo is able to take photographs, impressions and work with specialist orthodontics to a prescription.

    "I've had the privilage of working for George and he helped me achieve the smile I have today"

  • Is Orthodontic Treatment Right For You?

    Will it Hurt?

    Orthodontic treatment has improved dramatically over time. After getting braces, patients may have some discomfort for a day or two because there is a new force moving teeth, but our patients do not say their braces are painful. Today’s braces are smaller, more comfortable and use technology that reduces the discomfort. Miniature braces and state-of-the-art orthodontic materials reduce both the discomfort and treatment time.

    Please ask if you have any concerns.

    What if I have missing teeth?

    If you are missing teeth, your adjacent teeth will naturally drift into the empty space. This will cause a functional, aesthetic and/or periodontal problem. Orthodontic treatment will correct or prevent these problems, and provide proper tooth alignment so that your dentist can replace the missing teeth. The result is improvement in the health of the teeth and mouth, as well as in appearance. Properly aligned teeth provide a beautiful smile, aligned bite for best function, and a more youthful appearance. Time without treatment can worsen conditions.

    Can you be too old for braces?

    There's no age limit for getting braces. The health of your gums and bone, which support your teeth, is the only factor. Adult Orthodontics continues to grow in popularity. We design treatment to accommodate professional and social concerns for our adult patients. Clear braces and Invisalign treatment provide nearly invisible treatment.

    Our patients travel from far and wide with our furthest commuting patient working in New Zealand! We have treated many actors and sports stars here at Stratford and are proud to have completed our ‘least young’ patient of 80 recently.

     

    "Quality means doing it right when no one is looking" Henry Ford

     

    The treatment of orthodontic issues varies with each patient. It is critical that treatment begins with an accurate and comprehensive diagnosis. The orthodontic specialist has been trained in the use of all current appliances and therapies and can judge which treatment or combination of treatments will bring the BEST desired result.

     

  • Links

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    Quality Care Commission

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    Evesham Orthodontics

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    BDA Good Practice

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    Stratford Orthodontics

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    Edgbaston Athletic

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    We are proud sponsors of Smile Festival 2019

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    We support Young Minds Matter

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    Investors in People

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    British Orthodontic Society