Montréal
747 Rue Roy Est.
Montréal, QC H2L 1E1
514.340.2224
The quality of our care and the attention we pay to all our patients make our reputation.
Orthodontic treatment requires a significant investment of time and money.
Whether you’re seeking information for your child, your teenager or for yourself, we hope you’ll enjoy browsing our website, which offers you a wide variety of techniques.
Dr. Bach is always available to answer all your questions, whether concerning Invisalign clear aligners, clear or regular braces, palatal expanders or Incognito hidden lingual braces.
For a perfect smile.
Cutting-edge technology.
The cost of a consultation is $60.
During this appointment, Dr. Bach will examine your bite, explain your malocclusion and offer you the various treatment options available for your situation.
The cost of orthodontic treatments varies depending on the following factors:
- The complexity of the case
- The length of the treatment
- The type of hardware (braces, Invisalign, …)
For this reason, Dr. Bach must examine your malocclusion before he can specify a price for your treatment. He cannot commit to a price over the phone or via email. The only way to effectively evaluate the options that are available for your situation and the costs of each one is for you to come in for a consultation.
A specialist that serves the best interest of your smile.
After completing five years of studies in Dental Medicine, an orthodontist takes an additional three years of college courses before taking the exam to become certified by the Ordre des Dentistes du Québec (ODC).
In general, orthodontists only practice orthodontics, including braces and Invisalign treatments.
During their five years of Dental Medicine studies, dentists also take courses in orthodontics. As an Adjunct Professor of Dental Medicine at the University of Montreal, Dr. Bach is responsible for the orthodontic training of all the dentists who earn their degrees there. He gives the future dentists both theoretical and clinical courses.
After graduating, a dentist can practice orthodontics and provide orthodontic services, just as a family doctor can practice cardiology. Dentists can also take evening and weekend classes to refine their skills; however, this does not mean that they are orthodontists.
In addition to specialized training, an orthodontist practices orthodontics exclusively. As a result, patients benefit from a considerable amount of experience and expertise. Dentists cannot become specialized to this degree, as they generally have a multidisciplinary practice, including cleaning, surgery, fillings, etc.
Our specialists
Our clinic consists of dedicated and passionate professionals in the field of orthodontics. Dr Normand Bach, the orthodontist and owner, is aided by two dental hygienists: Louise and Annie; two dental assistants: Catherine and Mariella; and two receptionists: Sylvie and Mylène. Each member of our team is a highly experience and qualified, and always happy to help you on your journey to a gorgeous smile!
