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Lingual Braces
A fixed orthodontic option discussed with the orthodontist where appropriate.
Clinician assessed
Suitability is determined after an appropriate clinical assessment.
Plan before treatment
Timing and next steps are confirmed only after the clinician’s review.
Understand the treatment before deciding.
Lingual braces are fixed to the inner surface of the teeth, making them less visible from the front. The clinic-supplied treatment draft describes a customised, digitally planned appliance rather than a standard one-size approach.
01Whether the inner surfaces of your teeth can support the appliance
02Your bite, periodontal health and treatment objectives
03Digital records and customised appliance design
04Adaptation, hygiene and review requirements
From assessment to next steps.
- 01
Orthodontic assessment
Your orthodontist evaluates your teeth, bite and facial characteristics to decide whether lingual treatment may be appropriate.
- 02
Digital records
A digital scan and other diagnostic records can support customised treatment planning.
- 03
Custom appliance
The brackets and wires are produced for the individual anatomy and planned tooth movements.
- 04
Placement and monitoring
The appliance is fitted behind the teeth and reviewed throughout active treatment before retention.
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Smile Gallery
Selected anonymised images supplied and approved for publication by the clinic. Results vary from person to person.
4 case images · Swipe or use the arrows to browse.
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Anonymised treatment example 1: before on the left and appliance fitted on the right.BeforeAppliance fitted
Anonymised treatment example 2: view 1 on the left and view 2 on the right.View 1View 2
Anonymised treatment example 3: view 1 on the left and view 2 on the right.View 1View 2
Anonymised treatment example 4: view 1 on the left and view 2 on the right.View 1View 2
Questions to bring to your consultation.
Are lingual braces completely invisible?
They are positioned behind the teeth and are generally hidden from a front view, although visibility varies with the mouth position and individual anatomy.
Are lingual braces suitable for everyone?
No. Case selection is important and depends on the teeth, bite, periodontal health, anatomy and treatment objectives.
Is there an adjustment period?
An adaptation period can occur. Your orthodontist will explain hygiene, comfort and review considerations for your case.
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