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GDC No. 251541

Specialist Orthodontist · London

Specialist orthodontic care for children, teens and adults

I'm Dr Ahmed Omran, a GDC-registered (251541) specialist orthodontist based in London and the surrounding areas, with over a decade of clinical experience treating children, teenagers and adults. I provide private orthodontic care, with extensive experience across hundreds of cases utilising multiple appliances.

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  • GDC No. 251541
  • Evening appointments available
  • Children, teens and adults
Dr Ahmed Omran, specialist orthodontist, in clinic scrubs
  • GDC Specialist List

    Orthodontics

  • MOrth RCS Eng

    Membership in Orthodontics

  • MSc Orthodontics

    With Distinction, King's College London

  • Best Young Orthodontist

    South 2023, Clinical Dentistry Awards

Treatments

Orthodontics planned around you

Every treatment starts with a specialist assessment, so the appliance is chosen to suit the problem and your preferences.

All services
  • Fixed braces

    Metal or tooth-coloured braces for precise control in simple and complex cases.

  • Clear aligners

    Removable, near-invisible aligners for suitable cases.

  • Interceptive treatment

    Early treatment for children to guide growth and reduce later problems.

  • Adult orthodontics

    Discreet options planned around existing dental work.

  • Lingual braces

    Braces behind the teeth as a highly discreet option.

  • Complex and surgical cases

    Joint planning with surgeons and restorative dentists for bite and jaw problems.

Dr Ahmed Omran in clinic, wearing magnifying loupes and giving a thumbs up

About me

Specialist training, personal care

I trained in orthodontics at Kingston and Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals, gaining an MSc in Orthodontics with Distinction from King's College London and Membership in Orthodontics from the Royal College of Surgeons of England.

My special interests lie in complex orthodontic biomechanics with skeletal anchorage, multidisciplinary orthodontic-restorative cases, and facially driven orthodontic treatments that prioritise optimising smile aesthetics.

Patient results

Before and after treatment

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Front view of a patient's teeth before orthodontic treatment: high caninesBefore
Front view of a patient's teeth after orthodontic treatment: high caninesAfter
High canines
Front view of a patient's teeth before orthodontic treatment: missing upper lateral incisorsBefore
Front view of a patient's teeth after orthodontic treatment: missing upper lateral incisorsAfter
Missing upper lateral incisors

All patients shown were treated by me. Results vary between individuals. For more cases, please visit @dromranorthodontics on Instagram.

Testimonials

In my patients' words

Your first visit

What happens at your consultation

A first consultation is an assessment, not a commitment to treatment.

Payment plans are available through the clinic, subject to status. Please ask at your consultation.

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  1. 1

    A discussion of what bothers you and what you would like to change.

  2. 2

    An examination of your teeth, bite, jaws and facial profile.

  3. 3

    Photographs, X-rays and a digital scan where needed.

  4. 4

    A clear explanation of your options, and the different appliances available.

  5. 5

    Realistic timescales, costs and a plan for retention afterwards.

Where to find me

Fulham Road Dental

  • 725 Fulham Road, London SW6 5UL
  • 020 4542 5555
  • Wednesdays, with evening appointments available · Private care

Ready to talk about your smile?

Send me an enquiry and I will get back to you.

From the blog

Clear answers to common questions

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Children and early treatment

What Is Interceptive Orthodontic Treatment?

What early (interceptive) orthodontic treatment is, why an assessment at age 7 to 9 is worthwhile, and what it can and cannot do.

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Treatment options

How Long Does Orthodontic Treatment Take?

Typical orthodontic treatment times, from 3 months to 3 years, why teeth move at the pace they do, and what you can do to help.

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