Child & Adult Fixed Braces

Braces For Kids & Adults | Orthodontics

FIXED BRACES FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN At the Abbey

Here at Duthie Dental, we offer braces for kids and adults that is a cost-effective solution for straightening teeth.

Discover how our experienced team and state-of-the-art techniques can help you achieve a more confident smile through orthodontic treatment.

Adult Braces

Adult braces have become increasingly popular in recent years. Many adults choose to undergo orthodontic treatment to address dental issues such as crooked teeth, overcrowding, or misalignment that may have been left uncorrected from childhood. 

Braces for adults can enhance dental health, improve self-confidence, and result in long-lasting positive effects on overall oral well-being. It is recommended to consult with an orthodontist to determine the most suitable treatment plan based on individual needs and goals.

Child & Adult Fixed Braces
Kid smiling and pointing to braces

Kids Braces

Braces for children are aimed at addressing dental issues in the early stages of a child’s development. These issues may include overcrowding, misalignment, or malocclusions. Treatment usually involves an evaluation by a paediatric orthodontist, who will create a personalised plan using braces such as metal or ceramic braces. 

By addressing these issues at a young age, kids can achieve a straighter smile, improve oral function, and prevent potential complications in the future.

Treatment Process

Step One

Complete our contact form to arrange a consultation with us

Step Two

At your consultation we will talk you through your options and what we think will give you or your child the best results

Step Three

We will condition your teeth and then apply the braces using dental cement and wire

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much are braces (orthodontics)?

The cost of Fixed Braces for both children and adults can vary depending on the complexity of treatment required, the materials used and the skills and experience of the treating Orthodontist. Prices at The Abbey, our Specialist Clinic start from £3500 for Children and £4500 for Adults.
(Prices based on treating both the Upper and Lower Arch which is standard for almost all treatment options)

How long do braces stay on?

Braces typically stay on for an average of 18 to 24 months, although the duration can vary depending on the specific case and individual needs. It’s best to consult with an orthodontist who can assess your situation and provide a more accurate estimate based on your teeth alignment and treatment plan.

What is the best age for a child to get braces?

Most children would benefit from orthodontic treatment at 11-12 years of age, but some do require earlier interventions. We are happy to see children of any age for an orthodontic assessment if children, parents/guardians or dentists have any concerns.

Can kids and adults get braces through the NHS?

Most patients under 18 can get braces on the NHS if they are needed. Adults can get braces through the NHS, but eligibility and availability may vary depending on the specific circumstances. Generally, orthodontic treatment on the NHS is more commonly provided to children and young people who meet certain criteria, while adults usually have to consider private options.

Spread the cost with finance by Tabeo

We currently offer finance for 12 months at 9.9% APR or 24 months at 12.9% APR.

Duthie Dental: Marie Louise Duthie and John Lister Duthie trading as Duthie Dental; The Oral Health Practice with its address at 119 Woolton Road, Wavertree, LIVERPOOL, L15 6TB, UNITED KINGDOM is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and entered on the Financial Services Register, reference number 926811.
The Abbey by Duthie Dental trading as The Abbey @ 1 CPA LTD with address at 1 Childwall Park Avenue, Childwall, Liverpool, L16 0JE, UNITED KINGDOM is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and entered on the Financial Services Register, reference number 957535

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