• Metal Braces

  : These are the classic braces made of strong steel. Little metal pieces get glued to each tooth, and a wire goes through them. Tiny rubber bands hold everything together. They work really well and don’t cost too much. You can see them when you smile, but picking fun colors for the bands makes them cool.

• Ceramic Braces

  : These look a lot like metal braces but use clear or tooth-colored pieces instead. That makes them harder to spot. They match your teeth, so they’re great if you don’t want braces to stand out. But they can break more easily, so you have to be careful with them.

• Lingual Braces

  : These hide behind your teeth, so no one sees them from the front. They work like regular braces but fit the back of your teeth perfectly. They’re awesome for looks, but cleaning them can be tricky, and they might feel funny at first.

• Self-Ligating Braces

  : These are like metal braces but don’t need rubber bands. They have a special clip to hold the wire. This can make things smoother and might speed up the fixing process. You can get them in metal or ceramic styles.

• Clear Aligners

  : These are see-through plastic trays, like Invisalign®, that you can take out. They slowly move your teeth while being almost invisible. You can pop them out to eat or brush, which is super handy. They work best for smaller teeth problems, not the big ones.

Picking the right braces depends on what your teeth need, how you want to look, and what you can spend. Talking to a tooth doctor (orthodontist) helps figure out the best choice. They’ll guide you to a healthy smile that makes you feel great!

• Initial Alignment Phase

  • Braces are placed on the teeth using brackets, wires, and bands.
  • A gentle force is applied to start moving teeth into a straighter alignment.
  • Patients may experience mild discomfort as the teeth begin to shift.

• Bite Correction Phase

  • Once the teeth are aligned, braces focus on fixing bite issues (overbite, underbite, crossbite, etc.).
  • Additional appliances like elastics or springs may be used to improve jaw alignment.
  • Adjustments are made periodically to ensure steady progress.

• Fine-Tuning Phase

  • Minor corrections are made to perfect the tooth positions.
  • Orthodontists may use thinner wires or small elastics to achieve the final alignment.
  • This phase ensures a balanced and properly functioning bite.

• Retention Phase

  • Once the braces are removed, a retainer is provided to maintain the new alignment.
  • Retainers prevent teeth from shifting back to their original positions.
  • Regular follow-ups ensure long-lasting results.

Each phase plays a crucial role in achieving a healthy, well-aligned smile!

• Digital Scans

  : First, we take digital scans of the teeth. These high-tech images show every detail, helping us to plan the treatment accurately.

• 3D Smile Simulation

  : Next, we create a 3D simulation. This shows how the smile will look after treatment. Patients love seeing the future result before starting.

• Fitting

  : Next, we carefully fit your braces—whether metal, ceramic, or lingual—to ensure comfort and precision. If you choose Invisalign, you’ll receive your first set of aligners, custom-made just for you. Every step is personalized to give you the perfect fit and a confident smile!

• Monthly Adjustments

  : Every month, patients visit for adjustments. We tweak wires or switch aligners to keep teeth moving. These short visits ensure steady progress.

• Post-Braces Retainers

  : After braces come off, retainers keep teeth in place. We provide custom retainers and tips to maintain that new smile. It’s the final touch for lasting results.

• Metal braces

  are a strong and budget-friendly choice, with prices ranging from approximately ₹10,000 to ₹50,000.

• Ceramic braces

  provide a more discreet look and generally cost between ₹10,000 and ₹60,000.

• Self-ligating braces,

  known for their enhanced comfort, are available for around ₹75,000 to ₹80,000.

• Clear aligners

  like Invisalign offer a removable and nearly invisible solution, with costs starting from ₹90,000 to ₹1,00,000.

• Lingual braces,

  which are placed behind the teeth for a hidden appearance, are also available and are priced based on individual requirements.

Please note that these are approximate costs, and the final price may vary depending on your specific dental needs and the complexity of your treatment. Our team at Symmetry Dental is here to guide you through the best options for a confident and healthy smile.

• Eat soft foods like yogurt or soup.

• Use over-the-counter pain relief if needed.

• Rinse with saltwater to soothe gums.

• Brush twice a day

  to remove food particles.

• Floss daily

  to clean between teeth and wires.

• Avoid sticky foods

  like candy and gum to prevent damage.

• Brush after every meal

  to maintain oral hygiene.

• Skip hard foods

  like nuts and popcorn to protect braces.

• Clean aligners

  with water and a soft brush.