Damon Braces

Damon braces are the ultimate brace for aligning your teeth whilst simultaneously broadening your smile and achieving beautiful symmetry.

Introduction to Damon braces

Results: A straighter-looking and wider smile.
Treatment time: 12-24 months.
Purpose: To close gaps and align your teeth.
Process: Brace wearing + retainer.
Durability: Permanent if retainers are worn.
Anaesthetic: No (Unless tooth extraction is needed).
Cost: From £1895.

Benefits

• Underpinned by over 20+ years of research and innovation.
• Helps the jaws function properly.
• Self-litigating (fewer appointments needed).
• Protect your teeth from tooth wear as a result of having an uneven bite.
• Create an appealing smile arc.
• Light-force shape-memory wires move teeth extremely efficiently.
• The most comfortable type of fixed brace available.

Your treatment journey

Prior to your consultation with one of our professional cosmetic dentists, we can offer a free virtual or in-house chat with one of our friendly and knowledgeable treatment coordinators, who can:

• Give you an introduction to a chosen treatment or help guide you through various options that can be available.
• Listen to your expectations of treatment.
• Outline the costs involved.
• Fewer adjustments are needed compared with traditional braces.
• Reassure anxious patients.
• Be a point of contact for you throughout the treatment process.

Step 1: Consultation

During your consultation, we will examine your teeth for any signs of decay or gum disease (which will need to be treated before orthodontic treatment). We will analyse the position of your teeth, how your smile is balanced in relation to your face, and the positioning of your jaw. We will then take digital photos and scans of your teeth and begin planning your treatment.

Step 2: Your brace

Your brace is ready to be fitted. The innovative sliding mechanism will lock the archwire in place and apply light forces, moving your teeth smoothly and quickly into the desired position your orthodontist has planned for.

Step 3: Retainer

Once your teeth are straight, a retainer is worn each night to stop them from moving out of position.