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How do dental braces work?

Braces are the most commonly used method of correcting tooth mal-alignment and other orthodontic problems.

In order to align the teeth, brackets are installed onto the teeth by the orthodontist. The wires are inserted into the brackets by the orthodontist to connect all of the teeth. At every visit, the orthodontist adjusts the wires to align the teeth, correct the bite, and shape the smile.
Metal braces are the most widely used type of braces. Technological advances have made metal braces smaller, more comfortable, and more efficient than ever before. We offer metal braces in silver.

While metal braces on the outside of the teeth do not offer the most aesthetic treatment option, they are highly effective and afford patients the choice of adding colors to their smile while in treatment.

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When should I start braces?

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The early teenage years are the best time to get braces due to several developmental changes that favor orthodontic treatment. These include:

The adolescent growth spurt
Transition to the adult dentition
Growth of the skeletal jaws (maxilla and mandible)
For these reasons, orthodontic treatment is faster and most efficient between the ages of 12-15.

All types of braces need care, and good oral hygiene is important throughout the treatment.

Metal braces, Ceramic braces and Lingual braces

The Orthodontics Department at The Dental Boutique, JLT, Dubai offers the highest quality of orthodontic treatment by way of metal, ceramic, or lingual braces, or clear aligners, such as Invisalign. Many of us suffer from malocclusion, misaligned, crooked, and broken teeth. This causes embarrassment, low self-esteem, and even anxiety. The Dental Boutique offers orthodontic solutions suited to each patient’s specific dental requirements. There are different types of braces available. The most common types are metal braces, ceramic braces, and lingual braces.

Metal braces

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Metal Braces are the most traditional and common type of braces. They are made of stainless steel brackets and tiny rubber bands. These braces work by applying the braces to the teeth and connecting them with a wire. The wire is tied to the braces using elastic ties, which come in an array of colors to choose from. To move the teeth, the orthodontist makes adjustments to the wire at your appointments every 4-8 weeks. They are a more affordable option than all other types of braces.

We provide a choice of standard metal braces or metal Damon braces

Ceramic braces

Ceramic braces are braces made of clear, tooth-colored material. They work in the same way as metal braces but are more discreet and less visible. Ceramic braces deliver a gentle but constant force to shift your teeth into the correct position. Ceramic braces are most popular among patients who do not think clear braces, such as Invisalign, or lingual braces are right for them but who still want to straighten their teeth in a discreet and affordable way.

Clear ceramic braces have the advantage of being much more discreet than metal braces, although not quite as invisible as clear aligners like Invisalign or lingual braces that are behind the teeth. Ceramic braces are more visually appealing than metal braces and are slightly larger and more brittle.

We provide a choice of standard ceramic braces or clear Damon braces.

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Lingual braces

(Braces behind the teeth)

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Lingual Braces are braces that are placed behind the teeth. They are the only truly invisible treatment to straighten your teeth.

Lingual braces behind the teeth are the most specialized and least common orthodontic system in the market. Lingual braces behind the teeth are especially well-suited for adults who do not want noticeable braces but have complex orthodontic needs. Lingual braces behind the teeth are presented as an option to all eligible patients because they provide advantages that no other types of braces offer. These include complete invisibility, full customization to your specific teeth, as well as better efficiency and versatility in select patients.

Invisalign clear aligners

We also offer clear aligners/ Invisalign treatment to our patients

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Will a retainer be needed after my orthodontic treatment is completed?

Yes, as the teeth will start moving back to their old position in the months following the removal of braces. A retainer can prevent the reversal.

Meet our team

Know your dental braces specialist

Dr. Amjad Al Taki

Dr. Amjad Al Taki

Orthodontist

Besides clear/ removable braces such as Invisalign, Dr. Amjad Al Taki works with standard metal and ceramic braces, and extensively uses Damon braces for smile correction. Dr. Taki has successfully performed hundreds of smile corrections in his career as an Orthodontist and his list of satisfied patients only keeps growing.

See what makes our clients smile

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Latest offers

Free orthodontist consultation

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Including:
Patients get free X-rays
3D treatment simulation
A flexible payment plan if they continue treatment

FAQs

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1. How much do braces cost in Dubai?
The cost of braces in Dubai varies based on factors such as the type of braces and the dental clinic. On average, traditional metal braces may cost between AED 8,000 to AED 20,000, while more advanced options like Invisalign can range from AED 15,000 to AED 40,000 or more.
2. What age can you get braces in Dubai?
Braces can be obtained at various ages, and children, teenagers, and adults can benefit from orthodontic treatment. Consultation with an orthodontist helps determine the most suitable time based on individual needs.
3. How much do ceramic braces cost in Dubai?
The cost of ceramic braces in Dubai varies depending on factors such as the dental clinic and the complexity of the case. On average, ceramic braces may range from AED 12,000 to AED 25,000 or more.
4. How many months do ceramic braces take?
The duration of ceramic braces treatment varies based on individual orthodontic needs. On average, treatment can last between 18 to 24 months, but it can be shorter or longer depending on the specifics of the case.
5. Do ceramic braces turn yellow?
Ceramic braces are less prone to staining compared to traditional braces, but they may still develop slight discoloration over time. Proper oral hygiene and regular cleaning can minimize the risk of yellowing.
6. Can you eat with ceramic braces?
Yes, you can eat with ceramic braces. However, it's advisable to avoid certain foods that may cause damage or staining, such as hard candies, sticky foods, and dark-coloured beverages.
7. How do you brush your teeth with ceramic braces?
Brushing teeth with ceramic braces requires extra care. Use a soft-bristle toothbrush and angle it toward the gumline, brushing each bracket and wire carefully. Flossing with the aid of threaders or interdental brushes helps clean between the wires and brackets. Regular dental check-ups are essential for maintaining oral health during orthodontic treatment.
8. What are the side effects of braces?
Common side effects of braces may include temporary discomfort, difficulty eating certain foods, and minor speech adjustments. Serious side effects are rare and should be discussed with the orthodontist.
9. Which braces are best for teeth?
The best braces for teeth depend on individual preferences and orthodontic needs. Options include traditional metal braces, ceramic braces, lingual braces, and clear aligners like Invisalign. A consultation with an orthodontist can help determine the most suitable option.
10. How much do lingual braces cost in Dubai?
The cost of lingual braces in Dubai varies based on factors such as the dental clinic, the complexity of the case, and the type of lingual braces used. On average, lingual braces may range from AED 25,000 to AED 45,000 or more.
11. Which is better: lingual braces or braces?
The choice between lingual braces and traditional braces depends on individual preferences and orthodontic needs. Lingual braces, placed behind the teeth for a more discreet appearance, are suitable for certain cases but may be more challenging to clean. Traditional braces are effective and easier to maintain. Consulting with an orthodontist can help determine the most suitable option for an individual's specific requirements.