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Have you registered for the Switch to Water Challenge yet? Courtenay Orthodontics and The Orthodontist recommend all our patients make the switch from sugary drinks to water - it's better for you and keeps your teeth (and orthodontic appliances) in great condition.
Kia kaha New Zealand. We're open for business, but with a slightly different way of working. Under COVID-19 Alert Level 2, this means physical distancing, increased infection control measures, and additional precautions. Please download the NZ COVID Tracer App or Rippl tracer app before your … View moreKia kaha New Zealand. We're open for business, but with a slightly different way of working. Under COVID-19 Alert Level 2, this means physical distancing, increased infection control measures, and additional precautions. Please download the NZ COVID Tracer App or Rippl tracer app before your appointment. Check out our website for more information (courtenayorthodontics.co.nz...)
We're open for business, but with a slightly different way of working. Under COVID-19 Alert Level 1 there are a few changes to be aware of. Check out our website for details.
Firstly, we hope you are all safe and well, and we thank you for your understanding and support during the Alert Level 4 and 3 lockdown periods. Following on from the Government’s COVID-19 update on Monday 11th May, we will soon be able to re-open (subject to the New Zealand Dental Association … View moreFirstly, we hope you are all safe and well, and we thank you for your understanding and support during the Alert Level 4 and 3 lockdown periods. Following on from the Government’s COVID-19 update on Monday 11th May, we will soon be able to re-open (subject to the New Zealand Dental Association and Dental Council of New Zealand’s guidelines being finalised with the Ministry of Health). Check out our website for details on re-opening: www.courtenayorthodontics.co.nz...
Hi everyone. At 11.59pm Monday 27 April New Zealand will enter COVID-19 Level 3 lockdown. For the orthodontic and dental sector, however, this does not mean that we will be back in business. As you'll agree, it's quite hard to have your braces adjusted in a contactless manner - one of the… View moreHi everyone. At 11.59pm Monday 27 April New Zealand will enter COVID-19 Level 3 lockdown. For the orthodontic and dental sector, however, this does not mean that we will be back in business. As you'll agree, it's quite hard to have your braces adjusted in a contactless manner - one of the core provisions of Level 3. So, for now, please continue as you were under Level 4 - check out our website for instructions on emergencies (including what we can and can't do under this lockdown level), tips and advice, and information on how to get additional elastics or wax (which we can provide in a contactless manner). Stay safe everyone!
Due to COVID-19 developments, Courtenay Orthodontics has heeded the call from the Ministry of Health and New Zealand Association of Orthodontists to suspend all non-emergency dental care. As such, we have temporarily closed the practice.
If you have an upcoming appointment with us, we will be … View moreDue to COVID-19 developments, Courtenay Orthodontics has heeded the call from the Ministry of Health and New Zealand Association of Orthodontists to suspend all non-emergency dental care. As such, we have temporarily closed the practice.
If you have an upcoming appointment with us, we will be in touch to reschedule this (once we're able to resume normal practice). We realise this is most inconvenient, however it's a case of safety first at this time. We're all united against COVID-19.
We do have an orthodontist on call in the event of an emergency situation whereby your appliance or braces are causing you severe pain. Please leave a message at our practice (04-385 7213) or call our hot line (027 242 9358) to speak to one of our team.
What a difference a week makes in the world of COVID-19! Infection prevention and control is always high on our agenda at Courtenay Orthodontics – and now more than ever. We have very strict sterilisation protocols in place to ensure your safety during your orthodontic appointments. Courtenay … View moreWhat a difference a week makes in the world of COVID-19! Infection prevention and control is always high on our agenda at Courtenay Orthodontics – and now more than ever. We have very strict sterilisation protocols in place to ensure your safety during your orthodontic appointments. Courtenay Orthodontics is open for business – however, if you have any symptoms of a cold or flu infection (such as sore throat/cough/fever) please do not come in! Call the practice on 04-385 7213 to reschedule your appointment – we will always accommodate you another time. We great-ly appreciate your understanding and cooperation at this time.
Give your child the gift of a great smile - we're taking bookings for now for consultations with our specialist orthodontists.
Darnell Rose, Michael S Taylor, Bhavik Patel, and Divya Ramanan are all Registered Specialist Orthodontists with the New Zealand Association of Orthodontists - your … View moreGive your child the gift of a great smile - we're taking bookings for now for consultations with our specialist orthodontists.
Darnell Rose, Michael S Taylor, Bhavik Patel, and Divya Ramanan are all Registered Specialist Orthodontists with the New Zealand Association of Orthodontists - your guarantee you're in the hands of specialists.
Courtenay Orthodontics is part of The Orthodontist group, Wellington's largest provider of specialist orthodontics.
There's growing concern about the SmileDirectClub - you may have heard of it as an alternative to braces. In the US, a group of influential congressmen is so concerned about the company that it has written to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) raising … View moreThere's growing concern about the SmileDirectClub - you may have heard of it as an alternative to braces. In the US, a group of influential congressmen is so concerned about the company that it has written to the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC) raising concerns about SmileDirectClub and supporting an investigation to "ensure that it is not misleading consumers or causing patient harm". Watch this space.
At Courtenay Orthodontics, our advice is simple - see a specialist orthodontist for your orthodontic treatment!
Courtenay Orthodontics and The Orthodontist group are registered specialist orthodontists with the New Zealand Association of Orthodontists - your guarantee of a specialist opinion, treatment, and result. Give us a call on 04-385-7213 to book in for a consultation with one of our specialists.
Happy New Year. If one of your new year resolutions is to improve your bite or smile - give us a call: 04-385 7213. Our Specialist Orthodontists Bhavik, Darnell, Divya, and Michael can help see your new year resolutions to fruition.
Choose the specialists! Choose Courtenay Orthodontics (part of … View moreHappy New Year. If one of your new year resolutions is to improve your bite or smile - give us a call: 04-385 7213. Our Specialist Orthodontists Bhavik, Darnell, Divya, and Michael can help see your new year resolutions to fruition.
Choose the specialists! Choose Courtenay Orthodontics (part of The Orthodontist group).
Merry Christmas from the Courtenay Orthodontics and The Orthodontist team! We're taking a break over summer with our clinics closing on Friday 20th December and re-opening on Tuesday 21 January. Enjoy yourself over summer - remember to watch out for hard or sticky foods, wear your elastics (or… View moreMerry Christmas from the Courtenay Orthodontics and The Orthodontist team! We're taking a break over summer with our clinics closing on Friday 20th December and re-opening on Tuesday 21 January. Enjoy yourself over summer - remember to watch out for hard or sticky foods, wear your elastics (or retainer) and keep up the brushing (particularly after Christmas and New Year feasts!). Check out our tips for caring for your braces: www.theorthodontist.co.nz...
We've moved - Courtenay Orthodontic's Lower Hutt practice is now at Verve on Connolly, Level 1, 2 Connolly Street, Boulcott (with The Orthodontist). We think you'll enjoy The Orthodontist Lower Hutt practice. See you there.
Our Wellington practice is still L1, 36 Allen Street (off… View moreWe've moved - Courtenay Orthodontic's Lower Hutt practice is now at Verve on Connolly, Level 1, 2 Connolly Street, Boulcott (with The Orthodontist). We think you'll enjoy The Orthodontist Lower Hutt practice. See you there.
Our Wellington practice is still L1, 36 Allen Street (off Courtenay Place) and our Masterton branch is still within Lumino Dental in Chapel Street.
Shout out to www.orthodonticsnz.org... - the new website containing everything you ever wanted to know about orthodontics in New Zealand. Courtenay Orthodontics and The Orthodontist are keen supporters of this initiative, ensuring New Zealanders are informed about orthodontics, its benefits, and … View moreShout out to www.orthodonticsnz.org... - the new website containing everything you ever wanted to know about orthodontics in New Zealand. Courtenay Orthodontics and The Orthodontist are keen supporters of this initiative, ensuring New Zealanders are informed about orthodontics, its benefits, and the difference between dentistry and orthodontics. Check it out.
Our colleagues in the US (the American Association of Orthodontists) have put together a great video explaining why should you see an orthodontist to straighten your teeth. Check it out: youtu.be.... Don't settle for anything less than a specialist orthodontist. See Courtenay Orthodontics … View moreOur colleagues in the US (the American Association of Orthodontists) have put together a great video explaining why should you see an orthodontist to straighten your teeth. Check it out: youtu.be.... Don't settle for anything less than a specialist orthodontist. See Courtenay Orthodontics (part of The Orthodontist group) - your trusted registered specialists. 04-385-7213.
An increasing number of dentists are offering orthodontic services creating confusion for patients - who should you see for braces, a dentist or an orthodontist?
In short, if you want guaranteed orthodontic care you need to see a registered specialist orthodontist.
In New Zealand, a dentist… View moreAn increasing number of dentists are offering orthodontic services creating confusion for patients - who should you see for braces, a dentist or an orthodontist?
In short, if you want guaranteed orthodontic care you need to see a registered specialist orthodontist.
In New Zealand, a dentist has five years' training across a range of dental issues (i.e. they are generalists but not experts in any area). An orthodontist, however, has a minimum of eight years' specialist training covering dental surgery and specialist orthodontists.
Our colleagues in Australia have put together a great video explaining the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist and who you should trust to improve your bite and smile. Let us know what you think.
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