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Braces & aligners

Traditional Braces

Braces use brackets attached to the teeth and a wire that is adjusted over time to move teeth into a new position.
Clear aligner resting on a pale stone
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What a consultation may cover

  • Your bite and how your teeth line up
  • Records such as X-rays, photos or scans
  • Braces versus aligners
  • Whether a referral is suggested

What to expect

If braces are right for you, the brackets are attached and you return for adjustments. You'll get instructions on cleaning and foods to avoid.

Things to know

Treatment needs regular visits and careful cleaning. Retainers are usually needed afterwards to keep teeth in place.

Questions to ask your dentist

  • Are braces or aligners better for my bite?
  • What happens after the braces come off?
  • Will you treat this here or refer me?

General information, not medical advice. Your dentist can advise what suits you.

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