Treatments · Orthodontics
Braces and clear aligners that straighten teeth and improve your bite — planned around your lifestyle, whatever your age.
About this treatment
Orthodontics corrects crowded, gapped or crooked teeth and bite problems such as overbites and underbites. Straighter teeth are easier to clean, and a balanced bite puts less strain on your teeth and jaw.
We start with a detailed assessment, photos and X-rays of your teeth, then recommend the option that suits your goals — from traditional braces to nearly invisible clear aligners.
What we offer
Options for children, teenagers and adults.
Durable, reliable and cost-effective braces with a long track record of predictable results.
Tooth-coloured brackets that blend in with your teeth for a more discreet look.
Brackets with a built-in clip that allow smoother tooth movement, easier cleaning and often fewer adjustment visits.
Custom, removable, transparent trays that gradually straighten teeth — planned carefully from records of your teeth.
Exercises and appliances that retrain the tongue, lips and breathing habits to support healthy growth and stable results.
Fixed or removable retainers that keep your teeth in their new position after treatment.
Why it helps
Straight teeth are easier to brush and floss, which supports healthier gums.
Correcting the bite reduces uneven wear and strain on the jaw.
We explain how your teeth will move and how long treatment is likely to take.
From metal braces to clear aligners, we match treatment to your lifestyle.
How it works
What to expect from your first visit to your final check-up.
We discuss your concerns and check whether braces or aligners suit you.
Photos, X-rays and impressions or scans help us plan your treatment precisely.
Braces are fitted or aligners are started, with check-ups every 6–8 weeks.
Retainers keep your teeth in place once treatment is complete.
FAQs
Answers to the questions patients ask us most often. Can’t find yours? Message us and we’ll help.
Many treatments take between 6 and 18 months, but it depends on how much the teeth need to move. We will give you an estimate after your assessment.
Aligners work best when worn 20–22 hours a day, removing them only to eat, drink anything other than water, and clean your teeth.
No. Adults can have braces or aligners too, as long as their teeth and gums are healthy.
You may feel some pressure or soreness for a day or two after adjustments or when starting a new aligner. This usually settles quickly.
Teeth naturally tend to move back. Retainers hold them in their new position while the bone and gums settle.
Dental questions
Watch quick dental tips and answers from Dr. Divya.
Helpful guides related to this treatment.
Clear aligners straighten teeth without wires or brackets. Here’s how they work, who they suit, how they compare with braces and what to expect during treatment.
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