Clear aligners
These almost invisible trays are changed every few weeks and move your teeth gradually. You take them out to eat and brush, so your diet and hygiene stay the same. They're ideal for adults and teenagers who want discretion and comfort.
Metal and ceramic braces
Braces remain the most versatile option for complex cases or growing children. Tooth-coloured ceramic braces are far more discreet than metal ones. We explain the pros and cons of each technique for your specific case, without steering you towards the most expensive one.
How your treatment begins
At the first visit we take photos, a panoramic X-ray and a digital record of your mouth. With that information we present a plan with the estimated duration, the number of check-ups and a fixed quote. At the end, we fit retainers so the result lasts.
Orthodontics for adults and children
More and more adults are correcting crowding or teeth that have shifted over the years. With children, on the other hand, it's sometimes enough to guide growth with simple appliances to avoid longer treatment as a teenager. Either way the goal is the same: a stable bite, a harmonious smile and teeth that are easy to clean. Throughout treatment we hold regular reviews to adjust the plan, answer your questions and check your gum health.
Frequently asked questions
How long does orthodontic treatment take?
It depends on the case: simple ones can be resolved in a few months, while complex ones take one to two years. We give you an estimate in the initial plan.
Is there an age limit for orthodontics?
No. If your teeth and gums are healthy, orthodontics works just as well in adults.
Are aligners noticeable?
Barely. They're transparent and hard to spot even up close.
When should a child have their first orthodontic check?
Around age 6–7, to detect jaw growth problems early.
Can I pay for orthodontics in instalments?
We'll explain the available payment options at your first visit, together with a fixed quote for the treatment.
