Dental Today Highlights Access To Braces And Hygiene Care In Auckland
Press Release – Dental Today
Dental Today, a general dental clinic based in Onehunga, is drawing attention to the importance of affordable orthodontic and hygiene services in improving long-term oral health outcomes for Auckland residents.
The clinic provides a range of options for patients seeking braces in Auckland, including conventional fixed braces and Invisalign. Treatment plans are tailored following diagnostic assessments and regular reviews, with most orthodontic journeys spanning two to three years. Retainers are supplied at the end of treatment to preserve alignment.
Alongside orthodontics, Dental Today's dental hygienists work to prevent gum disease, tooth decay, and bad breath. Services such as scaling and polishing help remove tartar buildup and support overall oral health—particularly for patients undergoing orthodontic treatment, who face added challenges with cleaning around appliances.
Dental Today sees patients from suburbs across South and Central Auckland, including Royal Oak, Mangere, and Mt Wellington. The team emphasises personalised care, patient education, and a preventive approach that supports both cosmetic and health-focused outcomes.
Appointments can be made at www.dentaltoday.co.nz.
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