01/06
Assessed Before Anything Is Recommended
The bite and the spacing are examined first, so what you're offered fits your case rather than a price list.
Assessment first
Braces and clear aligners, assessed before anything is recommended. You'll leave the first consultation knowing which suits you, how long it takes and what it costs.
You get quoted a price for metal braces at one clinic and aligners at another, with no explanation of why one suits your case and the other doesn't. So the decision gets postponed another year.
01/06
The bite and the spacing are examined first, so what you're offered fits your case rather than a price list.
Assessment first
02/06
Which one suits you depends on your case, your age and how visible you want it to be. Both options are explained before you decide.
Genuine choice
03/06
An estimated treatment length at the assessment, so you can plan around it.
You'll know how long
04/06
The full treatment cost, in writing at the assessment, before anything is started.
No surprises
05/06
Scheduled reviews through treatment, with evening and Saturday slots so it doesn't cost you workdays.
Fits your schedule
06/06
Straightening is only half of it. The retention plan is discussed before treatment begins, not after.
Results that hold
Adults too
Adult orthodontics is now a large share of treatment, and clear aligners make it far less visible than it used to be. The assessment is the same either way.
Examination, X-rays and impressions or a scan, to see what the bite is actually doing.
Which appliances suit your case, how long each would take, and what each costs, in writing.
Fitting, then scheduled adjustment visits through treatment, and a retainer plan at the end.
It depends on the appliance and how complex the case is — braces and clear aligners sit at different price points, and treatment length affects the total. You get a written figure at the assessment.
Most cases run between several months and a couple of years, depending on how much movement is needed. You'll get an estimate specific to your case at the assessment rather than a general range.
Sometimes. Aligners handle many cases well but not all of them — complex bite corrections often still need fixed braces. The assessment tells you which category yours falls into.
No. Teeth move at any age. Treatment can take a little longer in adults, and clear aligners are a common choice for that reason.
There's an adjustment period of a few days with any appliance. Aligners are removed for eating; fixed braces mean avoiding some hard and sticky foods.
You wear a retainer. Teeth drift back without one, so the retention plan is part of the treatment plan from the start.
Everything in one clinic
If the assessment finds something that needs treating before straightening starts, it is handled here rather than sending you elsewhere and back again.
Assessed first, so you know which option suits your bite.
Routine visits, and the treatment that keeps them routine.
When a tooth is decayed, infected or has to come out.
Fixed or removable, for one tooth or a full set.
Shade, shape and spacing, planned before anything is started.
A different approach for a first tooth and for an eightieth year.
Book an orthodontic assessment at AJ's Multispeciality Dental Clinic, Mudichur Road, Tambaram.