These figures include your initial consultation, a personalised treatment plan, regular adjustment appointments, and follow-up visits. Some extra costs may apply — for example, retainers once treatment is complete.
It’s difficult to give an exact price without a professional assessment because every smile is unique. The length of treatment, the complexity of tooth movement, and any extra dental work required can all influence the final cost.
There are also several types of orthodontic appliances — such as traditional metal, ceramic, and self-ligating systems — each with its own price range and benefits.
That’s why it’s important to see a specialist orthodontist. An experienced professional can assess your teeth, advise whether this kind of treatment is right for you, and recommend the most suitable system for your needs and budget.