There is no fixed price for braces. The price varies according to the type of appliance chosen, the complexity of your case and the estimated treatment time, defined by the orthodontist during the initial evaluation.
The same type of appliance can cost different amounts for different people, because treatment time and the complexity of the misalignment change the plan from case to case.
Check the main elements the orthodontist considers when putting together your treatment quote.
Metal braces, aesthetic/ceramic braces or clear aligners have different costs and indications.
The more complex the misalignment, the more planning and follow-up the treatment tends to require.
Longer treatments usually involve more follow-up appointments throughout the process.
Tooth extraction, use of an expander or other complementary procedures may be indicated before or during treatment.
The type of appliance, the complexity of the misalignment and the estimated treatment time combine differently for each patient. A generic price list found online doesn't take these specific variables of your case into account.
Schedule an in-person evaluation with an orthodontist. Only after examining your bite and defining the treatment plan can the professional present a detailed quote for your case.
Once you have the quote in hand, you can decide whether you'd rather pay for the orthodontic treatment in installments. CredOdonto acts as an intermediary for the dental credit analysis application for braces.
Approval, amounts, rates and conditions always depend on the individual analysis of each application, subject to the criteria of the partners responsible for the operation.
Find out how to pay for braces in installments with CredOdontoYes. Each type of appliance has a different cost, tied to the material and technique used, and the orthodontist indicates the most suitable one for your case.
Yes, longer treatments usually involve more follow-up appointments, which can be reflected in the total quote.
It depends on each clinic. Some include monthly maintenance in the initial quote, others charge it separately, so it's best to confirm that directly before starting.
Yes, the more complex the misalignment, the more planning and follow-up the treatment tends to require, which can be reflected in the price.
In general, retention is treated as a separate stage from active treatment, but this varies by clinic. It's worth confirming that in the quote presented.
Check whether the proposals being compared use the same type of appliance, the same estimated treatment time and the same maintenance scope before comparing just the final amount.
Ask an orthodontist for an in-person evaluation and receive a detailed quote for your case.
Ask your clinic for a quote