Bytown Orthodontics
Patients often talk about how they look after children and clear explanations.
Bytown Orthodontics is an orthodontist
Their focus is braces and aligners.
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- Braces or InvisalignSpecialty
Good to know before you call
- Closes before 6 p.m. and isn’t open weekends
What patients say most
- Good visits for kids · 34 reviews
- Explains things clearly · 7 reviews
- Nervous patients felt at ease · 6 reviews
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Braces or Invisalign
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Braces or aligners: 60 reviews.
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Cost and paying
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Who you’ll see
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Dr. Carine Bourassa received her Doctorate of Dental Medicine (DMD) from Laval University in 2010. She pursued post-graduate studies at the Montreal Children’s Hospital, earning a general practice residency diploma from McGill University in 2011. She was invited to continue practice at the hospital where she provided general pediatric dental care and clinical instruction for dental residents. In 2012, she travelled to Northern Quebec and Ecuador to provide dental care for those in need. Dr. Bourassa completed her orthodontic specialty training at the University of Western Ontario, earning a Master in Clinical Dentistry (MClD Orthodontics). Her Masters research relating to miniscrew placement in the palate was published in a well respected peer reviewed scientific journal. She is a Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada and an active, supporting member of local, provincial…
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Dr. Chambers completed his HBSc. in Mathematics (2000) and Doctor of Dental Surgery (2004) at the University of Western Ontario. He enjoyed practicing general dentistry for 7 years as a civilian with the Canadian Forces before returning to UWO for 3 years of full time study and training in orthodontics, earning a Master of Clinical Dentistry in Orthodontics (MClD). His Masters research relating to 3D dental radiography was later published in a peer reviewed scientific journal. Dr. Chambers is a Fellow of the Royal College of Dentists of Canada and an active member of local, provincial and national dental organizations. When not at the office, Dr. Chambers enjoys fishing, woodworking, camping and various sports. He and his wife Carine have two young children and are pleased to be raising their growing family in the vibrant and diverse Capital Region. Why Orthodontics? ‘I am driven by…
What patients say
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Their FAQ
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Am I too old for braces?
Absolutely not. Although adolescence is a common time to seek orthodontic treatment, adults represent a significant proportion of current orthodontic patients. It is never too late to seek thinking about getting a perfect smile.
How much do braces cost?
We cannot give you an exact figure right away. The fee for treatment can vary according on the method and complexity of treatment. We are committed to providing you premium treatment at an affordable fee.
How long will I have to wear braces?
The duration of the treatment varies considerably according to the goals and complexity of treatment and an accurate estimate will be provided at your initial consultation. Treatment can range anywhere between 6 to 30 months with most being between 14 and 24 months.
Do braces/aligners hurt?
You will most likely feel mild discomfort during the initial days as the teeth begin to move and you get accustomed to the braces/aligners. After this subsides the experience continues to get easier. If you are experiencing discomfort contact us at your convenience and we would be pleased to ensure you receive care in a timely manner.
What are Clear Aligners (Invisalign)?
Clear Aligners are a method of orthodontic treatment providing an alternative to traditional braces. A series of clear plastic aligners are designed and customized by your orthodontist to your individual needs. They are worn sequentially to move your teeth to their desired position.
Should I go for Clear Aligner Treatment?
Aligners are clear and virtually invisible, a suitable option for many who are seeking something discrete. Your orthodontist would be pleased to discuss the advantages and disadvantages of both Clear Aligners & Traditional braces so you can make an informed decision.
How do Clear Aligners work?
Invisalign aligners are clear, removable trays that put mild pressure on your teeth to gradually align them into the desired position.
How often should I wear Invisalign aligners?
You should wear your aligners for at least 22 hours a day. You can take them off for eating or brushing.
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