Clinical focus
Orthodontics, treating dental and facial irregularities, with prior experience as a visiting consultant at the Cleft and Craniofacial Centre.
Qualifications (as publicly listed)
- BDS (Singapore)
- MDSc Orthodontics (Sydney)
- FRCD Orthodontics (Canada)
Where they practise
- Clinic / practice: Family Dental Centre
Getting to the clinic
Dr Jennie Shue Yoke-Shien practises at Family Dental Centre in Singapore, which has more than one location. Confirm which branch you are booked at, and the nearest MRT and parking, directly with the clinic when you make your appointment.
What a orthodontist covers
Orthodontics is the speciality that straightens teeth and corrects how the upper and lower teeth meet (the bite). An orthodontist plans and manages treatment with fixed braces or clear aligners such as Invisalign, and can address crowding, spacing, protruding teeth, crossbites and jaw-alignment problems in both children and adults. Treatment improves appearance and can also make teeth easier to clean and the bite more comfortable.
What to expect at a consultation
A first visit usually starts with your dental history and concerns, an examination and often X-rays or a scan. The orthodontist will explain what they find, outline the options with their pros, cons and typical costs, and answer your questions so you can decide without pressure.
Preparing for your appointment
Bring a list of your medicines and medical conditions, any recent dental X-rays or referral letters, and note down your main concerns and questions. If cost matters to you, it is reasonable to ask for a written treatment plan and estimate before starting.
After your consultation and follow-up
You may leave with a treatment plan, a follow-up appointment, or a referral for further care. Complex treatment is often staged over several visits, with reviews to check healing and results. Good day-to-day oral hygiene and attending reviews help protect the outcome.
Booking, referrals and fees
Many patients book directly; some are referred by their general dentist. Fees vary with the treatment and the individual case and are not quotes — confirm current charges with the clinic. Ask whether MediSave or insurance applies to any surgical portion of your treatment.
Common questions
Braces or clear aligners — which is better?
Both can work well; the best choice depends on the complexity of your case, your lifestyle and preferences. The orthodontist will advise after assessing your teeth.
Am I too old for braces or aligners?
Adults of many ages have successful orthodontic treatment. What matters is the health of your teeth and gums rather than age alone.
How long does treatment usually take?
Many cases take roughly one to two years, but this varies widely with complexity. You will get an estimate after assessment.
Will I need to wear a retainer afterwards?
Yes — retainers hold teeth in their new position and are an important part of keeping your result long-term.
Related guides
See also: our editorial directory of dentists & dental specialists in Singapore and our shortlist of dental clinics.
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