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- 5 Second Hospital Avenue
Ismail Amra Orthodontist Observatory provides orthodontic care focused on healthy bites, beautiful smiles, and personalised treatment. Dr Amra and his team bring years of expertise and a strong passion for orthodontic excellence.
Dr Amra earned his Bachelor of Dental Surgery (BDS) from the University of the Witwatersrand in 1988. He received the C J Dreyer Award for top performance in General Medicine and Surgery and the Diastema Award for the best undergraduate journal publication. After practising in Johannesburg and Durban, he moved to Cape Town in 1998 to continue his studies at the University of the Western Cape. He completed his MSc (Dent) in Orthodontics in 1999 and his MChD in Orthodontics (Cum Laude) in 2004.
Dr Amra remains involved in academia. He lectured at UWC and served as a consultant at Kimberley Hospital Complex. His research appears in leading orthodontic journals, and he has presented extensively. In 2004, he earned the Hugo Retief Award for Best Oral Presentation. He belongs to SASO, WFO, AAO, CMSA, and ICD. Outside orthodontics, he enjoys cricket, football, reading, and travelling.
Choosing orthodontic treatment is an important decision. Dr Amra uses advanced technology and personalised treatment plans to help make the process smooth and rewarding.
During the first visit, the friendly team helps with onboarding paperwork, which patients can also complete in advance by email. The team carries out a full assessment with panoramic and cephalometric X-rays, digital scans, and impressions. These tools create a 3D model of the mouth. Then, Dr Amra reviews the findings and discusses the best treatment options.
The team explains the treatment plan, timeline, and costs clearly. They also discuss available payment options and medical aid benefits.
After you approve the treatment plan, the team schedules the first appointment to fit your orthodontic appliances. This visit takes about an hour. Afterward, you attend regular adjustment visits every four to eight weeks.
Regular check-ups help support the best results throughout treatment. The practice values punctuality and asks patients to provide advance notice if they need to reschedule.

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