- Initial appointment
Our first step is to check whether braces will be able to effectively treat your smile. We’ll discuss different types of braces and estimate treatment time. - Braces fitted
Before fitting braces, we take records of your teeth for a full analysis and treatment plan which is discussed with you. once we start, we attach braces to your teeth. At this point you can choose the colour of your bands. - Braces adjusted
Every 6-8 weeks we’ll adjust your braces, helping your teeth to move into their correct position. You can also change the colour of your bands. - Retainer time
Once your teeth are in their final position, your braces are removed and retainers are is fitted to hold your teeth in place and you will be supervised for 12 to 18 months. The retainers are fixed permanent and mostly hidden from view.
Fastest treatment
As they are permanently fixed to your teeth, braces are a faster treatment option than Invisalign.
Most effective
Braces are the best option for difficult orthodontic problems that require precise alignment of teeth. They usually provide the most permanent results.
Customisable
Customise your braces with colourful elastic bands. Also choose between traditional metal braces, white ceramic braces or lingual braces on the inside of your teeth.
Minimal breakage
Braces are stronger and less prone to breakage than other forms of treatment, particularly if you play a lot of sport.
Treatment time: 12 months
How Braces Work
Treatment times vary depending on age and the degree of required movement. Most patients wear braces for about 12 months - generally less time than Invisalign.Types of Braces
Metal braces
Metal braces are the most common and affordable type of braces. They are very effective, but more visible than the other two types of braces.
Metal braces
Ceramic braces
Ceramic braces are less noticeable than metal braces, as they have brackets made of white or clear ceramic. They are slightly more expensive than traditional braces.
Ceramic braces
Lingual braces
Lingual braces are fitted to the inside of teeth. This makes them almost invisible and can be an option for some patients.
