Choose a treatment
Braces fitted behind the teeth.
Fixed braces bonded behind the teeth rather than in front of them, so the appliance is not visible from the front. A fixed option for patients who do not want visible treatment.
Lingual braces
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A free consultation and a 3D scan
Your first visit is a 3D scan and digital imaging, taken in-house. The consultation costs nothing and there is no obligation to start. This is where the honest answer about what your case needs comes from — a scan, not a website.
One visit
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The plan comes before the appliance
Dr. Nael builds the movement plan from your scan and digital imaging. Whether a case suits lingual braces, clear aligners, or something else is a clinical judgement made from that scan.
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Fitted behind the teeth
The brackets are bonded to the inner surface of the teeth rather than the front. The appliance is fixed, so it works without depending on how many hours a day you remember to wear it, and it is not visible when you speak or smile. Most patients take about two days to get used to having them there.
Fitting about one hour · around two days to adapt
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Adjustments through treatment
You return once a month for an adjustment, and Dr. Nael reviews progress against the original plan at each visit. How long the whole course takes depends on your case — it is part of the plan you see before you start.
Monthly adjustments
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Retention afterwards
Once the brackets come off you move into a retainer, which holds the result and is included in the treatment price. It is either a removable clear retainer worn at night or a permanent bonded one fitted behind the teeth, decided case by case.
Start with the scan
The consultation is free and there is no obligation to start. You leave knowing what your case needs and what it will cost.
One visit, a 3D scan, and a plan you see before you commit. The consultation costs nothing.
Saturday to Thursday, 12:00–21:00
Saturday to Thursday, 12:00–21:00. Dr. Nael does not hold Friday clinics.
Nothing is charged when you book. If you go ahead with treatment, billing is issued at the practice and settled at reception.