What Is It?

Orthodontic treatment gradually moves teeth into a better position using controlled, gentle pressure — either through fixed braces or a series of removable clear aligners. It's used to correct crowding, gaps, and bite problems, which can make teeth easier to clean and more comfortable to bite and chew with.

Signs You May Need This

• Crowded, overlapping, or gapped teeth
• Upper and lower teeth that don't meet evenly when biting down (overbite, underbite, or crossbite)
• Difficulty cleaning between crooked or overlapping teeth
• Jaw discomfort or clicking that your dentist has linked to bite alignment

What's Included

• Self-ligating braces — a bracket design intended to ease adjustment and cleaning
• Clear aligners — a transparent, removable option
• Consultation and treatment planning
• Instalment payment plans available

Aftercare

• Some soreness for a few days after braces are fitted or tightened, or when starting a new aligner, is normal
• Extra care with brushing and flossing around brackets and wires to avoid plaque buildup
• Avoid hard, sticky, or chewy foods that can damage brackets or wires
• Wear retainers exactly as instructed — orthodontic results can relapse if retainers are skipped

Frequently Asked Questions