Dental care
Orthodontics
Straighter teeth and a healthier bite, with metal braces or clear aligners — planned around your teeth and your lifestyle.
The treatment
Two ways to straighten
Orthodontic treatment moves teeth gradually into healthier, better-looking positions — correcting crowding, gaps and bite problems. Well-aligned teeth are also easier to clean, which protects them for the long term.
Metal braces are dependable for complex movement; clear aligners are nearly invisible and removable for eating and brushing. At the consultation we assess your case honestly and tell you which will actually serve you — and how long it should take.
Step by step
How it goes
Records & plan
Examination, photos and X-rays; you see the plan and the expected duration before starting.
Active treatment
Braces are adjusted or aligner sets changed every few weeks; visits are short and progress is checked each time.
Retention
When alignment is complete, retainers keep the result — the quiet step that makes it permanent.
Good to know
Questions about this treatment
How long does treatment take?
Most cases run twelve to twenty-four months depending on complexity; simple alignment can be quicker. You get a realistic estimate at the consultation, not a hopeful one.
Braces or clear aligners — which is better?
Neither is better in the abstract. Complex movements often favour braces; aesthetics and removability favour aligners. The honest answer depends on your case — and we will tell you.
Is orthodontics only for teenagers?
No — adult treatment is routine now. Healthy teeth can be moved at any age.
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