Lingual Braces Services

Lingual Braces Consultation

Start with a conversation about your smile goals and orthodontic concerns. An orthodontist can review your teeth and bite, explain how lingual braces work, and discuss whether they may fit your needs. You can ask about comfort, cleaning, timing, and other treatment options before deciding how to proceed.

Custom Lingual Braces

Lingual braces attach to the inner surfaces of the teeth, keeping the brackets less visible from the front. Their fit and placement are planned for each patient. A consultation can help determine whether this option is appropriate for your teeth, bite, and treatment goals, and clarify what daily wear may involve.

Bite Correction

A bite assessment looks at how your upper and lower teeth meet, as well as how individual teeth are positioned. Lingual braces may be considered as part of a treatment plan for some alignment and bite concerns. The orthodontist can explain your options after examining your teeth and reviewing your goals.

Crowding Treatment

Crowded teeth can be difficult to clean and may affect how your smile looks or functions. An orthodontic evaluation can show how your teeth are positioned and whether lingual braces may help. Your provider will explain the treatment approach, any other suitable options, and what care at home may require.

Spacing Treatment

If you have gaps between your teeth, an orthodontist can assess their size, location, and any related bite concerns. Lingual braces may be one option for moving teeth while keeping the appliances behind them. A personalized review helps set realistic expectations and identify the treatment approach that best fits your needs.

Retainer Guidance

After active orthodontic treatment, retainers help keep teeth in their new positions. Your orthodontist can explain which type may suit your needs, when to wear it, and how to care for it. Follow-up guidance can also help you know what to do if a retainer feels loose or needs attention.