Ceramic Braces

Ceramic braces (brackets) are apparatuses used to align teeth, produced in tooth-colored or transparent structures. Because they are less noticeable than metal braces, they are particularly preferred by patients with aesthetic concerns.

How are Ceramic Braces (Brackets) Applied?

-Examination and Treatment Planning: The dentist evaluates the patient's tooth structure and jaw relationship in detail. A personalized treatment plan is prepared by taking X-rays and digital measurements.

-Preparation of the Teeth: The tooth surfaces are cleaned, and a special gel is applied to ensure the brackets adhere properly.

-Bonding the Ceramic Brackets: Ceramic brackets are placed and fixed onto the front surfaces of the teeth one by one.

-Placement of the Wire: Force is applied to the teeth using an orthodontic wire that passes through the brackets.

-Regular Check-ups: Throughout the treatment, check-ups are generally performed every 4–6 weeks, and the wires are adjusted.

What are the Advantages of Ceramic Braces (Brackets)?

-Since they are tooth-colored, they are almost unnoticeable from the outside, thus providing an aesthetic appearance.

-They offer more comfortable use for adults in social and professional life.

-They provide success in tooth correction similar to metal braces.

Who are Ceramic Braces (Brackets) Suitable For?

-Individuals with aesthetic concerns

-Patients with metal allergies

-Those with mild to moderate crowding issues

Ceramic Braces (Brackets) Prices

Ceramic braces (brackets) prices vary depending on the needs of the individual, the experience of the dentist performing the application, the health center, and the city where the application is carried out.