
General Orthodontics (Metal/Ceramic Brackets)
Option A
Standard Orthodontics (Metal Braces)
Costs may vary depending on the individual's condition and treatment plan; the exact amount will be determined after a consultation at the hospital.
USD 3,127.33
Option Information
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Hospital Location
52 Mannam-ro, Dongnam-gu, Cheonan, Chungcheongnam-do, South Korea Moontower 9F, 10F, 11F, 13F
Conventional orthodontics is an orthodontic treatment that improves tooth alignment and occlusion by attaching metal or ceramic brackets to the outer surface of the teeth and using the force of a wire. Metal brackets are highly durable and can be applied to a wide range of orthodontic cases, while ceramic brackets have the advantage of being relatively less noticeable due to their tooth-colored appearance. The appropriate appliance is selected based on the condition of the teeth and the scope of the orthodontic treatment, and the treatment method and estimated duration will be provided after a precise diagnosis.
Treatment information is for reference only and may vary depending on individual conditions. For accurate details, please consult with the facility.
Recommended for
- For those with uneven teeth, crowded teeth, or gaps between teeth
- For those who need to improve dental function and alignment due to protrusion or malocclusion.
- For those who want fixed orthodontics applicable to various orthodontic cases
- For those who wish to choose between metal or tooth-colored ceramic appliances
Procedure Benefits
- It can be widely applied to various dental alignments and malocclusion cases.
- The device can be fixed to the teeth to provide continuous orthodontic force.
- Metal brackets are highly durable and relatively economical.
- Ceramic brackets are similar in color to teeth, which can reduce aesthetic concerns.
Risks and Notes
Temporary pain, oral lesions, appliance detachment, dental caries, and gingival inflammation may occur, so meticulous oral hygiene and regular clinic visits are required.
Metal and ceramic braces: Choosing based on dental condition and personal preference Metal braces involve attaching silver-colored metal brackets to the outer surface of the teeth; they are highly durable and can be applied to a wide range of orthodontic cases. Ceramic braces use brackets that are similar in color to the teeth, making the appliance relatively less noticeable than metal braces. Both methods use the force of wires to move the teeth, and the appropriate appliance is selected by considering the patient's dental alignment, occlusion, aesthetic preferences, and treatment plan. ※ This image is an example to help understand general orthodontics, and the actual shape of the appliance and the treatment process may vary depending on the individual treatment plan.
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Standard Orthodontics (Metal Braces)
Costs may vary depending on the individual's condition and treatment plan; the exact amount will be determined after a consultation at the hospital.