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The orthodontic experts

South East Orthodontics is an ever growing, full-time practice in Berwick and has three orthodontists (Dr Kip Homewood and Dr Nishan Fernando) who have completed an extra three years of fulltime study in orthodontics to become Registered Specialist Orthodontists.

The orthodontists at the practice are all members of the Australian Society of Orthodontics and offer a wide range of treatment options with Invisalign being just one of those options.

Invisalign clear aligners can be a great option for improving the look of your smile.

At South East Orthodontics, the staff have lots of experience using this technology to give patients the straight, beautiful smile they’ve always wanted. Plus, because it’s so convenient, Invisalign won’t interfere with your daily life.

* Invisalign aligners are clear, discrete and effective at moving your teeth into their ideal positions.

* You don’t need to change all of your eating habits, because your aligners can be easily removed.

* Invisalign aligners are made of comfortable, smooth plastic, so you don’t have to worry about taking care of metal brackets.

* Invisalign aligners make daily oral hygiene easier, reducing the risk of possible problems.

* Invisalign treatment is covered by most insurance providers, just like traditional braces.

A straight smile makes you look great and improves your self confidence but it also can help you keep the rest of your mouth healthy.

Correctly aligned teeth can decrease health issues that can be caused by an improper bite, speech or chewing difficulties, jaw problems and increased wear on the tooth enamel.

South East Orthodontics offers interest-free flexible payment plans to make the process even easier.

Invisalign can be used by all age groups, so whether you want to improve your own smile or need more information about other orthodontic options, contact the practice on 9330 0702 or visit seortho.com.au for more information.

Adam Wallace

Adam Wallace has had more than 17 years of experience in the dental profession. He was born and raised near Leongatha, South Gippsland. He has since completed both his Dentistry and Orthodontic specialist training at the University of Melbourne where he has continued to lecture, demonstrate and examine since graduating in 2005.

Following graduation of the Bachelor of Dental Science degree as valedictorian with honours, he started his Masters researching the effects of bisphosphonate use on treatment of benign bone disease and impaired dental healing. His passion for academics pursued and he has held several academic roles with Melbourne University including the Clinical Practice and Specialist Areas in Dentistry (Orthodontics) Convenor for the Bachelor of Oral Health program.

Since 2010, Adam has continued several roles with the University and the Australian Dental Council as well as working in a private practice in Heathmont. He is an active member of the Australian Society of Orthodontists and the Australian Dental Association for which he has held several roles. He is also a member of the American Association of Orthodontists, the World Federation of Orthodontists and a previous member of the British Orthodontic society. His doctoral thesis was an important clinical study on the treatment outcome between Invisalign and traditional braces which intends to be published soon.

Outside Adam’s passion for his work and his devotion to his patients, he has a farm in the Strzelecki Ranges which keeps him busy. He currently has Angus cattle, sheep, alpacas and two Border Collie x Kelpie dogs. He also loves spending time with family, the majority who are in Gippsland including his two nephews, who always put a smile on his face. Adam continues to look forward to providing specialist care for all his patients with a kind, gentle nature and ensuring that they will have a beautiful smile at the end of their treatment.

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