Orthodontics in Meudon
Dr Chardon's practice in Colombes is accèssible in 18 minutes by car from Meudon.
Your dental surgeon in Colombes, near Meudon
The orthodontic practice is located in Colombes, approximately eighteen minutes by car from Meudon. Dr Sarah Chardon is a dental surgeon whose practice is limited to orthodontics, and she regularly welcomes patients from Meudon at the practice, situated near the Gare du Stade on the Transilien L line. Meudon lies in the central-southern part of the Hauts-de-Seine, on the heights overlooking the Seine valley, and the A86 motorway provides a direct link between the two communes.
The journey from Meudon is straightforward and well-signposted. The A86 is the main route: in around twenty minutes, you travel from the Terrasse de Meudon to the quiet streets of the Gare du Stade area in Colombes. This direct road connection makes the practice a genuinely convenient option for residents of Meudon seeking a specialist orthodontist. Her activity is exclusively devoted to orthodontics, meaning every patient benefits from a dedicated technical platform, targeted expertise and rigorous follow-up, with check-up appointments every 6 to 12 weeks that can be easily planned into a professional or family schedule.
How to reach the practice from Meudon
By car, from central Meudon or from Meudon-la-Foret, the fastest route uses the A86. From the town centre, head towards Sevres, then take the direction of Boulogne-Billancourt. Join the A86 northbound towards Nanterre and Colombes. The motorway exit brings you directly to the practice area. Under normal conditions, the journey takes approximately eighteen minutes. Parking is available in the residential streets around the Gare du Stade.
By public transport, several routes link Meudon to Colombes. The most common starts from the Meudon Val-Fleury station, served by the RER C. From there, head to La Defense, then take the Transilien L to the Gare du Stade in Colombes. Another route uses the T2 tramway from the Meudon-sur-Seine station along the Seine: the T2 takes you to La Defense, where the Transilien L serves Colombes directly. This public transport journey takes approximately thirty-five minutes including connections.
The Meudon station on the Transilien N line (Paris-Montparnasse axis) offers a third option. From there, you can reach Paris-Montparnasse then cross to Saint-Lazare for the Transilien L. By bicycle, the route is ambitious due to the significant elevation change leaving Meudon, but sporty cyclists can follow the banks of the Seine via Sevres and Boulogne.
Meudon and its residents
Meudon is a commune of approximately 46,000 inhabitants, set on the hillsides overlooking the bend of the Seine between Sevres and Issy-les-Moulineaux. The town is famous for its Terrasse de Meudon, a spectacular viewpoint offering a panoramic view of Paris, from the Eiffel Tower to the Sacre-Coeur basilica. It is one of the most remarkable vantâge points in Ile-de-France.
The Meudon national forest, extending over more than 1,100 hectares, is the green lung of the commune and the entire southern Hauts-de-Seine. Residents use it for hiking, jogging and mountain biking throughout the year. The Paris-Meudon Observatory, housed in the former Chateau de Meudon, is an internationally renowned centre for astronomy and astrophysics. Its presence gives the town a distinctive scientific and cultural dimension, attracting researchers, engineers and academics.
The Bellevue neighbourhood, perched on the heights, is one of the most sought-after areas in Meudon. Its tree-lined streets, character houses and proximity to the forest make it highly prized by families and senior executives. The historic town centre retains the charm of a small town with its local shops and market. Meudon-la-Foret is a neighbourhood of large housing estates désignéd by architect Fernand Pouillon in the 1960s, home to numérous families with school-âge children, where demand for paediatric and adolescent orthodontics is particularly strong.
Orthodontic treatments for patients from Meudon
Clear aligners are the most popular treatment among adult patients from Meudon. The discretion of these transparent trays is perfectly suited to a population of executives and researchers working in demanding professional environments. She designs each treatment plan from a 3D digital scan, providing precise planning of tooth movements and allowing the patient to visualise the expected result before starting. Trays are changed every one to two weeks, with practice check-ups every six to twelve weeks.
Multi-bracket braces remain essential for many cases, particularly for teenâgers and complex adult situations. When managing significant rotations, impacted teeth or substantial jaw discrepancies, brackets offer three-dimensional movement control that aligners cannot always match. She works with the latest-generation metal brackets, more compact and comfortable than before, and offers ceramic brackets for patients wanting a more discréét appliance.
Interceptive orthodontics concerns children from âge 6 to 7 and is a major focus of her practice. An initial assessment at this âge detects developmental abnormalities that, if addressed early, can be corrected simply and quickly while growth is still active. Given the large family population in Meudon-la-Foret, demand for this type of early care is strong.
Adult orthodontics occupies a growing place at the practice. Patients from Meudon âged 25 to 65 consult for various reasons: correcting worsening crowding, realigning teeth before implant or crown placement, resolving joint pain from poor occlusion, or simply improving smile aesthetics. Modern techniques allow effective and well-tolerated treatment at any âge.
Treatment process for a patient from Meudon
Everything begins with an initial consultation. Dr Chardon devotes this first appointment to a complète clinical examination, intra-oral and extra-oral photographs, and an in-depth discussion about the patient's expectations, lifestyle and médical history. If treatment is indicated, she prescribes the necessary additional examinations: panoramic and cephalometric radiographs, 3D digital impressions by scanner.
Based on this assessment, she builds a personalised treatment plan présented at a dedicated appointment. This plan détails the chosen technique, expected duration, number of appointments, cost and coverâge options. Once treatment begins, check-up visits are spaced 6 to 12 weeks apart, each lasting twenty to forty minutes.
The retention phase at the end of active treatment is equally important. She places a bonded retainer wire or fabricates a custom night-time tray to keep teeth in their final position. Retention check-ups are scheduled at regular intervals. For patients from Meudon, the follow-up rhythm is perfectly compatible with travelling to Colombes every two to three months via the A86 or public transport.
Why choose the Colombes practice from Meudon
The primary reason is exclusive specialisation. Her activity is entirely devoted to orthodontics, meaning every case benefits from targeted expertise, a dedicated technical platform and permanently updated knowledge and techniques. The second reason is the direct road connection via the A86 between Meudon and Colombes, making the journey reliable and fast without crossing Paris.
The practice atmosphere is warm and the team is organised to minimise waiting times. If you live in Meudon and are looking for a specialist, accèssible and rigorous orthodontist, Dr Chardon would be delighted to welcome you for an initial consultation to assess your situation and evaluate treatment options.
Travel time from Meudon
| City | By car | Public transport |
|---|---|---|
| Meudon | 18 min | 35 min |
Practice location
Treatments available
The practice provides orthodontic care for children, teenâgers and adults. Several techniques are offered depending on the clinical indication.