A Straighter Smile Is More Achievable Than You Think (And Far Less Noticeable Than You Imagine!)
Three Brace Options For Different Needs & Budgets
From Fully Hidden To Classic Fixed Braces
Predictable, Long-Lasting Results You Can Trust
Wanting a healthier, better-aligned smile is easy. Knowing where to start? Not so much.
Many adults and teens spend months researching their options, only to delay treatment because they’re trying to avoid anything that feels uncomfortable, intrusive, or overly visible.
It’s not the outcome they’re unsure about. It’s everything that comes before it:
How will it look? Will it hurt? How long will it take? Will everyone notice?
The good news is:
Modern braces are no longer bulky, painful, or reserved for teenagers.
They’re smaller, more refined, easier to manage, and you can choose the level of visibility you feel comfortable with.
Take a look for yourself…
One of the most reliable and efficient ways to transform a smile.
Small, refined metal brackets are fitted to the front of your teeth and connected by a slim archwire that gently guides them into position. They are far more comfortable than the bulky versions most people remember.
All the strength of fixed braces, with a softer, more aesthetic finish.
Ceramic braces use tooth-coloured brackets that blend into your natural enamel. You get the same reliability and control as metal braces, but with a far more subtle appearance that many adults prefer.
The most discreet fixed braces available.
Lingual braces are completely hidden because every bracket is custom-made and attached to the back of your teeth, making them 100% invisible from the front. It’s ideal for anyone who wants proven results without the “brace look.”
Visible
More discreet
Completely invisible
18-24 months
12-24 months
9-15 months
Simple, regular checks
Simple, regular checks
Straightforward care
Most cost-effective
Mid-range
Premium
Fixed braces guide your teeth into better alignment using gentle, steady pressure.
Small metal brackets are placed on each tooth and connected by a slim archwire that adjusts your teeth gradually over time.
It’s a reliable, predictable system that delivers long-lasting results.
It’s normal to feel mild discomfort for the first few days as your teeth begin to adjust. Any tenderness usually settles quickly, and over-the-counter pain relief can help during this short settling-in period.
There’s no need to drastically change your diet. While you’re getting used to your braces, softer foods are more comfortable, and it’s best to avoid anything hard or chewy.
Once settled, most people return to their usual eating habits with minimal adjustments.
Fixed braces are suitable for most patients and offer an effective solution for a wide range of orthodontic concerns.
Ceramic braces straighten your teeth in the same reliable way as metal braces, but with tooth-coloured brackets that blend into your enamel for a more discreet finish.
Caring for ceramic braces is straightforward: avoid hard or sticky foods and reduce fizzy drinks, fruit juices, and snacking between meals.
These small habits help prevent staining, protect the brackets, and support a clean, healthy finish at the end of treatment.
If a bracket becomes loose or detaches, contact the practice so we can advise whether you need to be seen sooner than your routine visit.
If the wire breaks or slips out, we will arrange an appointment to correct it.
Occasionally, the end of the wire may rub against your cheek. In this case, wax will be provided to protect the area until we see you. These are the only common issues, and they are usually simple to resolve.
Lingual braces work just like fixed braces, but everything is hidden behind your teeth.
Each bracket is custom-made to match the shape of your teeth and bonded to the back surface.
This lets your orthodontist move your teeth precisely and effectively, while keeping the treatment completely invisible from the front.
Lingual braces are entirely hidden when you smile, speak, or laugh.
Because they sit behind the teeth, no brackets or wires are visible from the outside, making them one of the most discreet orthodontic options available.
Lingual braces are suitable for most adults and teens and can treat both simple and complex orthodontic concerns with complete discretion.
