Braces & Aligners Cost in Bangalore

The same as braces, because they are the same treatment. See the pricing table above for our current metal, ceramic, Damon and aligner costs. Anyone quoting a "teeth clip price" is quoting for braces. We give you a written cost after the assessment, before treatment begins, so there is nothing to work out from a range.

What people usually mean by a transparent or invisible clip is one of two very different things: ceramic braces, which are fixed brackets in a tooth-coloured material, or clear aligners, which are removable trays and have no brackets at all. Both are on this page. Be careful of clip-on products sold online that simply cover the teeth. Those do not move anything and are not orthodontic treatment.

Both are equally effective for most corrections. Metal is more affordable and extremely durable. Ceramic is far less visible and a popular choice for adults. If you have a complex bite correction, fixed braces (metal or ceramic) are generally more reliable than aligners.

Absolutely. Orthodontic treatment works at any age, teeth move in response to consistent, gentle force regardless of the patient's age. Many of our braces patients are adults in their 20s, 30s, and 40s.

For mild to moderate cases, yes. For more complex corrections involving significant bite changes or severe crowding, fixed braces typically give more predictable results. We will be honest about which option is genuinely suitable for your case.

There is usually some pressure and mild soreness for 2–3 days after each adjustment or new aligner set. This is normal and settles quickly. Over-the-counter pain relief is effective if needed.

We provide detailed instructions and the right tools at the start of treatment. Interdental brushes, a floss threader, and fluoride toothpaste are the basics. Aligners are removed for eating and brushing, which makes hygiene easier.

Invisalign is a specific branded clear aligner system using patented SmartTrack material and digital ClinCheck planning, generally suited to a wider range of cases with more predictable tracking. Generic clear aligners can be more budget-friendly for simpler corrections. See our dedicated Invisalign page for full details and pricing.

Many general dentists, including Dr. Divyashree, are trained and experienced in orthodontic treatment planning for braces and aligners. For routine to moderately complex cases, this is standard and effective care. For highly complex bite or jaw corrections, we will refer you to a specialist orthodontist if that is genuinely the better path. We are upfront about this at your assessment.

Yes. Kids' braces are a routine part of our orthodontic practice, alongside early interceptive treatment where needed. We assess jaw development and timing carefully, since starting treatment at the right age makes a real difference to outcomes.

At Dentick, ₹25,000 – ₹45,000 for the appliance and course of treatment. Adjustment visits and retainers are charged separately, with retainers at ₹3,000 – ₹8,000. Prices across Bangalore vary widely, largely because of what each quote does and does not contain, so compare them item by item rather than on the headline figure.

Usually because adjustments, retainers, extractions or records are billed separately, or because the quote covers one arch rather than both. Orthodontics runs twelve to twenty-four months with a visit every four to six weeks, so twelve to twenty appointments billed separately turns a lower headline figure into a higher total. Ask three questions wherever you are quoted: does this include every adjustment, does it include retainers, and is it for both arches.

No. At Dentick retainers are charged separately, at ₹3,000 – ₹8,000, and they appear as their own line in your written plan. They are essential rather than optional, because teeth move back towards their original positions without them, so treat that figure as part of the real cost from the outset. Losing your result to a skipped retainer after two years is the most avoidable failure in orthodontics.

It depends entirely on how much the appearance matters to you day to day. Clinically they achieve the same result as metal in most cases. If you are in a client-facing role, or simply do not want visible brackets for two years, most patients who choose ceramic say it was worth it. If you are relaxed about the look, metal works.

Yes. EMI is available, and orthodontics is the treatment where it makes most sense, since payment can be spread across the treatment period rather than paid upfront. Discuss it at the planning consultation rather than at the end, because it is easier to structure before treatment begins.

Usually yes. Teeth meet in pairs, so straightening only the upper arch while leaving the lower untouched frequently produces a bite that does not work properly, even if the front teeth look better. Single-arch treatment is legitimate in a narrow set of cases, and where yours is one of them we will say so and price it accordingly. Where it is not, doing half the job to save money produces a result you may need to redo.

Sometimes, where crowding is severe enough that there is no room to align the teeth without creating space. It is a decision made from records, meaning X-rays, photographs and models, rather than by eye, and it is set out in the written plan with its own cost before treatment begins. Expansion and other space-creating techniques can avoid extractions in some cases, but forcing that where it is not appropriate produces an unstable result that relapses.

They use a built-in clip instead of elastic ties to hold the wire, so nothing needs changing at each visit and there are no elastics to stain. Claims of dramatically faster treatment are not well supported by evidence, but they are easier to keep clean and adjustment appointments are quicker. Damon is the system we use, and it appears separately on the published price list so you can weigh the difference yourself.