
What is Orthodontic Treatment?
Who Needs
Orthodontic Treatment?
Crooked, crowded, or spaced teeth
Bite issues (overbite, underbite, crossbite)
Difficulty in chewing or speaking
Anyone wanting a better smile and confidence
Types of
Orthodontic Treatments

Metal Braces
Traditional stainless steel brackets and wires that move teeth into alignment. They are strong, effective, and often the most affordable option.
Ceramic Braces
Tooth-coloured or clear brackets that work like metal braces but are less visible, making them a popular choice for image-conscious teens and adults.
Clear Aligners
A series of nearly invisible, removable trays custom-designed to gradually straighten teeth. Comfortable and discreet, with fewer restrictions on food and cleaning.
Benefits of Orthodontic Treatment
- Straighter, healthier teeth
- Improved bite and chewing function
- Easier brushing and flossing
- Boosts confidence and smile aesthetics
Which Option Is
Right for You?
Choosing the right orthodontic treatment depends on your needs, lifestyle, and budget. Here’s a quick guide:

Metal Braces
- Best for: Complex cases and severe bite problems
- Key benefit: Strong, reliable, most cost-effective
- Visibility: Most noticeable

Ceramic Braces
- Best for: Patients needing braces but wanting a discreet look
- Key benefit: Tooth-colored brackets, blend with smile
- Visibility: Less noticeable than metal braces

Clear Aligners
- Best for: Adults/teens wanting nearly invisible, removable treatment
- Key benefit: Comfortable, no dietary restrictions, easy cleaning
- Visibility: Almost invisible
Your dentist will guide you to the best choice based on your teeth, bite, and goals.
FAQs
Orthodontic treatment works at any age. While many start in their teens, adults can get excellent results too.
You may feel mild pressure or discomfort after fittings or adjustments, but it usually settles within a few days.
Yes, orthodontic treatment works at any age.
Yes. Retainers are important to keep your teeth in their new position and maintain your smile.
On average, 12–24 months, depending on how complex the case is.
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