At Gorgeous Smiles Dentistry, we offer a variety of affordable braces to correct your smile, so you can feel confident again. We have traditional metal braces, ceramic braces, and Invisalign – so you can choose the option that fits your lifestyle best.
We want to help you get the beautiful smile you’ve always wanted – and we know that starts with finding the right type of braces for you. And what many people don't know is that braces cost can vary based on the type of braces you choose. So let's take a look at the different types of braces and how much they cost.
Results do vary from person to person. To read more on treatment risks and considerations, please see here.
View this video of our Principal Dentist, Dr Minoo Ghamari,
to discover the three most effective ways to straighten your teeth.
In addition, orthodontic can eliminate pain and stress of jaw joints.
Traditional dental braces (also known as metal braces) are often the cheapest type of braces. This is because they are the most common type of braces and, as a result, have a more competitive price. However, there are a few things to keep in mind before choosing regular braces.
There are many ways you can pay for braces to lighten the financial burden and make a full course of treatment more affordable.
Some ways you can pay for your treatment include:
At Gorgeous Smiles Dentistry, it is our goal to provide you with high-quality orthodontic services at a price you can afford. To accommodate different budgets, we offer 0% interest-free payment treatment plans so that you can pay for your treatment over time without any added financial stress.
So what are you waiting for? Schedule an appointment today and talk to one of our orthodontists about all the payment options available to you so you can find one that best suits your needs. We are happy to help you achieve the smile of your dreams!
Braces can help straighten teeth and improve bite alignment, make cleaning easier, and support long-term oral health. If you’d like to explore the different treatment options and what’s involved, visit our main braces page for a full overview.