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Dr John Perry is a specialist in braces and Invisalign clear aligners. As a leading Orthodontist in his field, he has examined for the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons and was previously Consultant Orthodontist at Christchurch Hospital providing care for patients with cleft lip and palate, complex medical conditions and those with severe jaw discrepancies.
At Peak Orthodontics, in person expertise and at home convenience is combined with our Dental Monitoring App.
Dental Monitoring® is a registered medical device used to remotely monitor orthodontic treatment. Always read and follow your Orthodontist’s instructions for use.
Peak Orthodontics is a leading Invisalign provider. Having achieved the prestigious status of Platinum Invisalign Provider, your new smile is in highly skilled and experienced hands
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We are a premium level, Platinum Invisalign provider
Our orthodontics is affordable with our interest free financing
We accept downpayments that fit your budget
Free teeth whitening is included for our adult patients
Dr John Perry prides himself on a conservative approach to tooth movement, waiting for just the right time to start orthodontics. In some cases it may be beneficial to start treatment at a young age to encourage healthy growth of the teeth and jaws. However, in most cases we can wait until your child has most of their adult teeth. For your peace of mind, and to understand when it’s the right time to start treatment, we recommend booking an assessment from age 7.
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We want you to keep smiling long after you’ve finised your orthodontic treatment. That’s why your 5 year retainer club membership is included in our treatment fees.
You do not need a referral to see an orthodontist and appointments can be made directly with our practice. Always check your orthodontist is registered with the New Zealand Association of Orthodontists (NZAO) before making a booking.
Yes! You can purchase a Shock Doctor mouthguard from our practice to wear over your braces or clear aligners so you are protected while playing contact sports. We also provide custom-made professional mouthguards for extra protection and comfort once treatment is complete.
Yes, you can still play an instrument when wearing braces or Invisalign clear aligners. The more you practice your instrument, the faster you will get used to wearing the orthodontic appliance.
Most patients do not notice a significant difference in their speech when they have orthodontic treatment. However, it can take a short period of time to get used to the feeling of having metal braces or clear aligners in your mouth.
The process of putting braces on is comfortable. Your teeth and gums can feel sensitive as the teeth begin to move during the first day or two of wearing braces. The sensitivity will settle after a couple of days.
Treatment times vary depending on the individual patient and the level of treatment required. On average, the treatment period can be anything between 6 and 24 months for braces and clear aligners.
We recommend bringing your child in for an orthodontic assessment from the age of 7 years. At Peak Orthodontics, we take a holistic approach to orthodontic treatment and we will not only look at your child’s teeth but also check their jaws are growing favourably.
We combine in-person check ups with our at-home monitoring app to provide high quality care and ensure you attend appointments only when needed. On average, we recommend you attend our practice approximately every 6-8 weeks for braces or every 10-12 weeks for Invisalign clear aligners.
Yes, free on-site parking is available at our practice for your convenience.
Orthodontic treatment uses braces, aligners, and other specialised devices to gently guide your teeth into a healthier alignment.
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Beginning orthodontic treatment with braces can mean you need to make dietary changes such as choosing softer foods.