One of the exciting things about modern orthodontics in Harley Street is the many new options we can supply for giving you the results you want. The only downside is how to decide which is the right option for you?
A consultation with one of our specialised orthodontists at Harley Street Dental Clinic can help clear up your options and is the best way to decide on the right choice for your dental needs.
How to decide on the correct orthodontic treatment
When considering which form of orthodontics in Harley Street is right for you, you must take several factors into account. This will include the complexity and type of tooth movement required, the additional cosmetic work that you may require, your time available for treatment, your personal preferences and the costs involved to get your ideal smile.
Type of tooth movement
The most important factor in deciding on your orthodontic treatment is the amount and type of tooth movement necessary. Traditional fixed braces are sometimes best for complex tooth movements and removeable braces for smaller adjustments.
Additional cosmetic work
Sometimes, orthodontics in Harley Street isn’t enough to give you the smile of your dreams. If you have chipped or worn teeth, you might want them to be built up. If one or more teeth are deeply discolored, you might want them whitened.
Time available for treatment
Time is one of the biggest limiting factors in orthodontic treatment. For traditional orthodontics in Harley Street treatment can take over a year. That can be a huge commitment of time and might just not be possible if you have an event you’re trying to look your best for.
Cost of orthodontic treatments
We understand that your budget can be an important factor in your decision. We try and help our patients spread the costs of orthodontics in Harley Street with our 0% finance options, when spread over 12 monthly payments.
Personal preference
You also must account for your personal preferences with your treatments. If the idea of metal braces bothers you, an orthodontic treatment without fixed metal braces, like Invisalign, might be the correct option for you.