Our Address:
723 North Beers Street Suite 2A Holmdel NJ 07733
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Dr Sezer Olcay Holmdel Orthodontics
Holmdel Orthodontics is headed by Dr. Sezer Olcay
My goal is to provide you with the most advanced and the highest standard of orthodontic treatment that improve your smile, improve your health and make you look beautiful. With my commitment to quality, utilizing the latest techniques and most advanced materials, you can be assured your comfort and appearance are foremost in my mind. I establish a relationship with each patient that is built upon mutual respect and trust.
Services/Qualifications
Services
- Practice Areas Orthodontics
- Dentofacial Orthopedics
- Orthodontic Treatment
- Adult Braces
- Children Braces
- Orthodontic Appliances
- Invisalign
Education / Qualifications
- University of Pennsylvania School of Dental Medicine
- Masters in Education with a focus on Leadership in Professional Education
- General Practice Residency at Monmouth Medical Center
- The Montefiore Medical Center Albert Einstein College of Medicine
- Member of the American Association of Orthodontists and Northeastern Society of Orthodontists.
Q&A
My child’s teeth look straight.
Why does he/she need braces?
Even though most kids want braces at one point (because their friends have them), most parents aren’t really sure why, and if their child “needs” braces. The teeth may be perfectly straight but the bite may be off. There could be an “overbite” where the top teeth are protruding, or an “underbite” where the top teeth are inside the bottom teeth. This maybe just a dental problem, where the interdigitation of the teeth are off, or it could be a more serious skeletal problem where the relationship of the top jaw to the bottom jaw needs a correction. Orthodontic treatment can correct both teeth and jaw alig ment problems. However, age is an important factor. Bite issues with underlying jaw discrepancies can only be corrected in a growing child. Once growth stops then any bite correction becomes a surg cal procedure. The American Association of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics recommends that children are seen by an orthodontist by age 7. To start orthodontic treatment not all baby teeth have to be lost. Sometimes treatment is started with plenty of baby teeth to make room for the adult teeth. It all depends on the problem. For any questions or concerns regarding your child’s teeth please call the office for a complementary evaluation.