Dr Paul Dever

Dr Paul is an enthusiastic and energetic orthodontist with a passion for orthodontics.

Personalised expertise

Dr Paul graduated with a Bachelor of Science from the University of Queensland in 2001 with majors in the fields of Biomedical Science and Developmental Biology. Immediately following this he moved to Sydney (with his now wife, Yesmin) so that he could undertake a Bachelor of Dentistry. He graduated with honours in 2005.

After graduation as a dentist, Paul returned to Queensland where he worked at Maleny on the southern end of the Sunshine Coast for 4 years, as a general dentist.

In 2010 Paul moved to Melbourne with his family so that he could commence a training position in the orthodontic programme at the University of Melbourne.

Dr Paul achieved his Fellowship from the Royal Australasian College of Dental Surgeons, Fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh and his Doctor of Clinical Dentistry degree in Orthodontics, University of Melbourne 2012.

He speaks both nationally and internationally to share his expertise in achieving highly personalised and accurate treatment results.

Dr Paul holds the following certifications

Registered Specialist Orthodontist with the Dental Board of Australia
Member of the American Association of Orthodontists
Member of the Australian Society of Orthodontists
Member of the World Federation of Orthodontists

Common FAQs

What is Orthodontics?
Orthodontics is the branch of dentistry that specialises in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of dental and facial irregularities.
An orthodontist is a registered dental specialist who has completed an advanced education program following dental school to learn the special skills required to manage tooth movement and guide facial development.

Braces and aligners use steady gentle pressure to gradually move teeth into their proper positions.

For braces, the brackets that are placed on your teeth and the archwire that connects them are the main components. When the archwire is placed into the brackets, it tries to return to its original shape. As it does so, it applies pressure to move your teeth to their new, more ideal positions.

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