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Meet Dr Adam Rose

September 17th, 2009
Dr Rose

Adam obtained his dental degree in 1993, and after 8 years in general practice completed his specialist orthodontic degree at the University of Melbourne.  He also held a teaching role at the University and gives the odd lecture from time to time. Adam also worked at the Royal Children's Hospital, and whilst there he was able to help many children, some with very challenging conditions. He was welcomed as part of the MOG team in 2002. A passionate family man, he and his wife Linda have three sons Jordan, Bailey and Asher.  Like most Melbournians, Adam is a footy fanatic and longs for ...

How do braces feel?

September 1st, 2009
Braces-grimace

Well unless you live under a rock, it's no secret that orthodontic treatment can be a bit uncomfortable at times.  Friends, my space, twitter…practically everybody has something to say about getting their braces fitted and later adjusted.  But remember, everybody has a different perspective, some people are just very sensitive to pain and everybody’s treatment plan is just that little bit different so keep an open mind! Recently we asked some of our patients about their braces, some people describe them as "fine, got used to them really quickly", "they're annoying, but fine", "sorta hurt", "pressure", "weird". So…we know it is going ...

Meet Dr Barry Lewin

August 19th, 2009
Dr Barry Lewin

Barry practised general dentistry for four years, after graduating from Melbourne University in 1981, before returning to undertake postgraduate studies to specialise in orthodontics. Always up with the latest developments in orthodontics, Barry regularly attends seminars and conferences both here in Australia and overseas and in the past has taught orthodontics to undergraduate dental students. On those rare occasions when he is not working, Barry enjoys tinkering with motorbikes and playing with new technology. What was the defining moment that lead to your decision to specialize in orthodontics? Desire to help patients have great smiles. What is the worst part of your ...