Achieve a straighter, healthier smile with reliable fixed orthodontic treatment.

Fixed Braces Luton

Fixed braces use brackets and wires attached to the teeth to gradually move them into their desired positions. They are a trusted orthodontic treatment for correcting crowded teeth, gaps and a range of bite and alignment concerns, providing controlled and predictable tooth movement.

Your treatment will be carefully planned around your individual orthodontic needs. Fixed braces remain in place throughout treatment, allowing continuous tooth movement without the need to remember to wear or remove aligners. Your dentist or orthodontist will monitor your progress and make adjustments as required.

Benefits Of Treatment

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Effective Tooth Alignment

Fixed braces can correct a wide range of tooth alignment and bite concerns.

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Continuous Treatment

Because the braces remain attached to your teeth, they work consistently throughout your treatment.

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Suitable for Complex Cases

Fixed braces can provide precise tooth movement for orthodontic cases that may require more comprehensive correction.

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Long-Term Smile Benefits

Straightening your teeth can improve both the appearance and function of your smile.

Frequently asked questions

What are fixed braces?

Fixed braces are orthodontic appliances consisting of brackets and wires attached to your teeth to gradually move them into improved positions.

They can help correct crowded teeth, gaps, uneven tooth positions and various bite and alignment problems. Your orthodontist will assess your individual needs.

Treatment time varies depending on the complexity of your case and the amount of tooth movement required. Your orthodontist will provide an estimated timeframe.

You may experience some pressure, tenderness or mild discomfort after your braces are fitted or adjusted. This usually settles as you become accustomed to the treatment.

Good oral hygiene is particularly important. You should brush carefully around the brackets and wires and clean between your teeth as recommended by your dental team.