Orthodontics in Clamart
Dr Chardon's practice in Colombes is accèssible in 22 minutes by car from Clamart.
Your dental surgeon in Colombes, near Clamart
Dr Sarah Chardon's practice is located in Colombes, in the northern Hauts-de-Seine, approximately twenty-two minutes by car from Clamart. She is a dental surgeon whose practice is limited to orthodontics, and she regularly welcomes patients from Clamart. Clamart is one of the major communes in the southern Hauts-de-Seine, a city she knows through the many patients who travel from there. The relationship between an orthodontist and her patients is a long-term one -- often eighteen to twenty-four months of treatment -- and it is essential that distance never becomes a barrier to regular consultations.
Her activity is exclusively devoted to orthodontics. Every day at the practice is dedicated to the diagnosis, planning and monitoring of orthodontic treatments for children, teenâgers and adults. This specialisation enables her to master the most recent techniques and offer expert care to patients from Clamart, in a modern and welcoming environment near the Gare du Stade on the Transilien L line.
Orthodontic treatment involves check-up appointments every six to twelve weeks. For a resident of Clamart, this représents a reasonable trip, roughly once every month and a half to two months, whether by road or public transport. Patients from Clamart benefit from a practitioner whose entire activity is devoted to orthodontics, without having to travel into Paris or cross the metropolis.
How to reach the practice from Clamart
By car, the journey from central Clamart takes approximately twenty-two minutes under normal traffic conditions. The most direct route takes the A86 northbound: join the A86 from the Clamart exit, follow it towards Nanterre and La Defense, then exit at Colombes. This route provides a fast link without crossing central Paris. An alternative uses the N118 then the D906 towards La Defense, then continues north to Colombes. Parking is available in the residential streets around the practice.
By public transport, several options are available. The most direct takes the T6 tramway from Clamart to Chatillon-Montrouge, then metro line 13 to La Defense (Grande Arche), and finally the Transilien L to the Gare du Stade in Colombes. Total journey time is approximately forty minutes. The future Grand Paris Express line 15, currently under construction, will further improve accèssibility from Clamart by offering a rapid link to La Defense.
By bicycle, the journey is possible but fairly long: allow approximately forty-five to fifty minutes to cover the thirteen kilometrès between the two communes. The relief of the southern Hauts-de-Seine makes the route sporty but feasible for regular cyclists.
Clamart and its residents
Clamart is a commune of approximately 53,000 inhabitants in the southern Hauts-de-Seine. The town is known for its vast natural heritâge: the Foret domaniale de Meudon, often called the Bois de Clamart, extends over some 460 hectares at the edge of the commune and is one of the largest wooded areas in the inner Paris suburbs. This forest is a popular spot for walking, running and relaxation.
The Petit-Clamart neighbourhood holds a particular place in history: it was there, on 22 August 1962, that the assassination attempt against President Charles de Gaulle took place. Today, the neighbourhood is a calm residential area where detached houses and small apartment buildings blend in a green, family-oriented setting.
The town centre has undergone major renovation works in recent years. The Place Henri-IV has been redésignéd to offer a more pleasant pedestrian space, with cafe terraces, local shops and a lively covered market. The Maison des Arts offers a rich programme of exhibitions and performances. Clamart is composed of several neighbourhoods with distinct identities. The Plaine district, a large residential area, accommodates many families. The Schneider district in the north is evolving with new housing developments. The future Grand Paris Express line 15 station will accelerate this transformation.
Orthodontic treatments for patients from Clamart
Clear aligners are the most popular solution among adult patients from Clamart. These transparent, custom-made trays gradually move teeth towards their ideal position without the appliance being visible in daily life. For residents who work at La Defense, in Paris or in the Hauts-de-Seine business areas, the discretion of aligners is a major advantâge. Before starting treatment, a digital simulation allows the patient to visualise the expected result tooth by tooth. Follow-up appointments are spaced eight to twelve weeks apart.
Multi-bracket braces are the référence technique for complex orthodontic corrections. Teenâgers from Clamart représent a significant proportion of her patients for this type of treatment. Metal or ceramic brackets offer precise movement control and can treat difficult situations: severe crowding, impacted teeth, significant jaw discrepancies.
Interceptive orthodontics is for children from âge six or seven. Clamart, with its large family population, generates strong demand for interceptive orthodontics. Attentive and well-informed parents consult early, enabling intervention at the most favourable time to guide jaw growth.
Adult orthodontics représents a growing proportion of her activity. Many adults from Clamart consult for aesthetic reasons or for functional reasons: premature tooth wear, chewing difficulties, temporomandibular joint pain. Modern techniques effectively treat adults while accounting for the particularities of their dentition.
Treatment process for a patient from Clamart
The first step is the initial assessment consultation. Dr Chardon carefully examines the patient's teeth, takes photographs, and the discussion covers expectations, goals and any apprehensions in depth. She explains the various treatment options. If treatment is indicated, she prescribes a panoramic radiograph, cephalometric radiograph and 3D digital impressions.
The treatment plan is présented at a second appointment, détailing the recommended technique, expected timeline, follow-up frequency, total cost and coverâge options. For a patient from Clamart, she notes that check-up appointments générally last twenty to thirty minutes and that the journey remains reasonable by car via the A86 or by public transport via La Defense.
During the active treatment phase, each check-up allows her to verify progress, adjust the appliance and answer all questions. Her educational approach is central: a patient who understands their treatment is one who engâges actively and achieves better results.
At the end of the active phase, the retention phase takes over. A bonded wire or night-time retainer maintains teeth in position. Regular retention check-ups verify stability over time. Her commitment to patients from Clamart extends well beyond the removal of the appliance.
Why choose the Colombes practice from Clamart
Choosing Dr Chardon's practice from Clamart means opting for a practitioner whose activity is entirely and exclusively devoted to orthodontics. This specialisation guarantees sharp expertise, mastery of the most recent techniques and a focus entirely on dental alignment and smile harmony. The practice is equipped with state-of-the-art technology. For a resident of Clamart, the A86 provides a direct and fast link to Colombes without transiting through central Paris.
Despite the slightly greater distance compared to communes immédiately adjacent to Colombes, the journey from Clamart remains entirely reasonable: twenty-two minutes by car, forty minutes by public transport. Relative to the appointment frequency -- one every six to twelve weeks -- this représents a modest time investment for the benefit of treatment conducted by a specialist practitioner. If you live in Clamart and are considering orthodontic treatment for yourself or your child, Dr Chardon invites you to book an initial assessment consultation.
Travel time from Clamart
| City | By car | Public transport |
|---|---|---|
| Clamart | 22 min | 40 min |
Practice location
Treatments available
The practice provides orthodontic care for children, teenâgers and adults. Several techniques are offered depending on the clinical indication.