1What can be corrected
Braces and aligners are for adults and teenagers. For children with baby and mixed teeth, the orthodontist may suggest special appliances, chosen at the consultation.
2Braces or aligners
- The strongest
- The most affordable option
- Visible on the teeth
- May rub the cheeks and lips at first
- Almost invisible on the teeth
- Suitable for most patients
- More expensive than metal
- Almost invisible
- Taken out for eating and brushing
- Must be worn at least 22 hours a day
- Not suitable for every case
The orthodontist will recommend a system after diagnostics, taking into account your case, lifestyle and budget.
3How treatment works
- 1Consultation and diagnosticsThe orthodontist examines your bite, orders X-rays and takes digital scans of your teeth. Based on them, draws up a treatment plan and tells you the cost.
- 2PreparationBefore fitting, we treat caries and gums if needed and carry out professional hygiene.
- 3FittingBonding braces takes about an hour per jaw. With aligners you receive your first set of trays and instructions on how to wear them.
- 4Scheduled visitsThe orthodontist adjusts braces every 1–2 months. With aligners, visits are less frequent: the doctor checks progress and gives you the next trays.
- 5Hygiene during treatmentProfessional cleaning every few months: plaque builds up faster around braces.
- 6Removal and retainerAfter braces are removed, we bond a fixed retainer and make a guard so the teeth don't move back. The retainer should be worn at least twice as long as the braces.
4Prices
5Treatment results


6FAQ
The fitting itself doesn't hurt. For the first few days after it and after scheduled visits, teeth may ache and be sensitive. This is normal and passes quickly.
For adults, 2–2.5 years on average. The orthodontist will give you the exact time after diagnostics: it depends on how complex the case is and how well you follow the recommendations.
Many cases, yes, but not all. Complex cases are sometimes better treated with braces. The orthodontist will tell you which option suits you after diagnostics.
Anything hard, sticky or chewy: nuts, toffees, chewing gum. Hard fruit and vegetables are best cut into pieces rather than bitten.
Brush after every meal and use interdental brushes and a water flosser. Have professional hygiene every few months: plaque builds up faster around braces.
Not with proper fitting, careful removal and good care. The main risk is plaque around the brackets, which is why hygiene matters so much.
It may feel unusual for the first few days, especially with aligners. Speech usually returns to normal within a few days.
Unfortunately, no. We carry out orthodontic treatment from start to finish, according to our own plan.