Call: (03) 9212 0217 | Unit 2/31 Clyde Rd, Berwick VIC 3806
For us, a smile is more than just a physical feature. It makes you who you are. We love to help create amazing smiles every day for our patients, young and old.









The experienced team at Berwick Orthodontic Specialists help transform smiles by offering all facets of orthodontics treatment, including the use of clear aligners, lingual and conventional braces, early preventive care and much more.
We’re so proud to be part of the Berwick community, having treated patients in the area for many years. As a team of specialists and experienced support staff, we offer a wide range of treatment options and encourage patients of all ages to come in and visit us. We look forward to being a part of your orthodontic journey.
Lingual braces work just like traditional braces by utilising the same time-tested structure, but they are placed on the backside of your teeth and appear virtually invisible. Lingual braces are quickly becoming a very popular treatment option for people who want to straighten their teeth quickly, effectively, and without the appearance of metal braces.
Often patients who are considering clear aligner treatment but require more involved orthodontic care are a great fit for lingual braces.
Early orthodontics involves supporting your child’s jaw growth in order to simplify or prevent the need for complex orthodontic treatment in the future. Beginning orthodontic treatment at an early age can be incredibly important for ensuring optimal oral health for your child in the future.
Even just bringing your child in for an initial assessment of their first set of teeth can help familiarise them with the orthodontist and allow the orthodontist to detect any underlying bite concerns.
Clear aligners allow you to straighten your teeth in a virtually invisible, removable and more comfortable way. With clear aligners you don’t have to deal with metal brackets, arch-wires or rubber bands.
Clear aligners are a very popular treatment among patients who are in front of people due to their job or would simply like a the option to remove their orthodontics when required.
A tried and true option for orthodontics. Traditional or ceramic braces are durable and effective in treating the most complex malocclusions and misalignments. With all the advancements in orthodontic technology, braces are now smaller and more comfortable than ever.
Braces help to provide the very best results for patients from young to old!
Most Orthodontists recommend children see an Orthodontist from the age of 7. However, at Berwick Orthodontics, we have patients of all ages.
The length of treatment will depend on the complexity of your case. The average treatment range is between 12-24 months, however, some minor cases may only take 6 months of treatment.
A referral is not necessary to visit Berwick Orthodontics. You are welcome to call our practice at anytime to book an initial consultation.
Yes, at Berwick Orthodontics we have a range of monthly finance options to suit everyone’s needs. For more information on our payment plans, please call our friendly team today.
Some private health providers do offer rebates on Orthodontic treatment. Please contact your health insurance provider to find out if you have coverage. If you do not have private health insurance, you are welcome to contact our team for information on what providers do offer rebates for Orthodontics.
Yes, you should continue visiting your dentist during Orthodontic treatment, as normal to ensure your teeth and gums remain healthy throughout treatment.
The frequency of visits does vary depending on your treatment type, and the complexity of your case. But on average, we see our patients every 8-12 weeks for routine checkups. We also offer the option of virtual monitoring, which may be suitable for people who are travelling, or who live away from the practice.
Braces and clear aligners won’t impact your day-to-day life for activities like sports, or music. However, it is important to remember to take additional care during these activities when undergoing orthodontic treatment.













