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Self-Ligating Braces in Astana: Types, How They Work, and Cost

Self-ligating braces are a fixed orthodontic system in which the archwire is held in the bracket slot by its own built-in door, without ligatures. The bracket can be passive or active. Care requires attention to the areas around the brackets. After the active phase comes retention. The decision on the method is made by the doctor based on the clinical picture.

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How much does it cost to get self-ligating braces in Astana

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TreatmentDuration & warrantyPrice
Ceramic braces, one archfrom114 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Sapphire braces, one archfrom147 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Self-ligating system, one archfrom165 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Rebonding of a detached bracketfrom3 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Bracesfrom82 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Professional orthodontic teeth cleaningfrom10 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Braces adjustmentfrom8 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Removal of retainersfrom7 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Orthodontic element fixationfrom2 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp
Braces adjustmentfrom10 000 ₸Message on WhatsApp

Self-ligating braces price and what it depends on

The cost is made up of several components: the material and type of bracket system, the number of archwires and their replacements, the number of visits, and the need for additional appliances. Diagnostics are calculated separately — X-rays, models, and the treatment plan. The exact amount is given after the examination, once the scope of work is clear. You cannot find out the price of self-ligating braces from the name of the system alone: two patients with the same diagnosis may require a different set of stages. At the consultation, the doctor will break down the estimate item by item. The course includes: consultation and diagnostics (X-rays, scanning), a digital treatment plan, placement of the braces and replacement of the archwires at each stage, scheduled check-ups every 6–8 weeks, and removal of the system at the end. Paid separately: professional cleaning before treatment begins, treatment of cavities, the retainer after the course, and re-bonding of a bracket that has come loose. The prices for these services are listed in the price list above — you won't have to ask about them along the way. Braces — 82,000 ₸: about 3,400 ₸ per month with a 24-month Jusan installment plan. There is no overpayment if payments are made on time. The administrator will help you submit the application in the bank's app right at the clinic.

Self-Ligating Braces in Astana: Treatment Examples

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Correction of crowding of the anterior teeth

The upper teeth are tilted and overlapping. Self-ligating braces were placed to gradually align the arch.

self-ligating braces placement — close-up of the result after treatment on a clinical imageSelf-ligating braces — pre-treatment condition on a clinical photographBeforeAfter
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Correction of a maxillary midline diastema

There is a gap between the central incisors. A self-ligating bracket system was applied to close the dental arch.

self-ligating braces placement — close-up of the result after treatment on a clinical imageSelf-ligating braces — pre-treatment condition on a clinical photographBeforeAfter
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Correction of deep bite

The upper incisors significantly overlap the lower ones. Self-ligating braces were bonded to normalize the occlusion.

Self-ligating braces — close-up of the result after treatment in a clinical photographSelf-ligating braces — pre-treatment condition on a clinical photographBeforeAfter
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Alignment of the maxillary incisors

The front teeth are unevenly positioned and rotated. A self-ligating bracket system was placed to align the arch.

Self-ligating braces — close-up clinical photo of the result after treatmentSelf-ligating braces — pre-treatment condition on a clinical photographBeforeAfter
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Correction of canine position

The maxillary canines are displaced laterally and upward. Self-ligating braces were applied to move the teeth into the correct position.

Self-ligating braces — close-up clinical photo of the result after treatmentSelf-ligating braces — pre-treatment condition on a clinical photographBeforeAfter
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Placement of a self-ligating system

Crowding of the incisors and an uneven arch contour. Self-ligating brackets were bonded and an archwire inserted, with no ligatures needed for fixation.

Self-ligating braces — close-up clinical photo of the result after treatmentSelf-ligating braces — pre-treatment condition on a clinical photographBeforeAfter
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Dental arch alignment

The teeth are displaced and tilted. The archwire in the bracket slots established an even position of the crowns.

Self-ligating braces — close-up clinical photo of the result after treatmentSelf-ligating braces — pre-treatment condition on a clinical photographBeforeAfter
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Normalization of occlusal contacts

The chewing surfaces do not meet evenly. The orthodontic archwire redistributed the load and created tight contacts.

Self-ligating braces — close-up clinical photo of the result after treatmentSelf-ligating braces — pre-treatment condition on a clinical photographBeforeAfter
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Stabilization of the treatment result

The lower arch still has irregularities. Self-ligating braces hold the archwire in the slots and maintain the achieved position.

Stages of getting self-ligating braces

Consultation: doctor and patient at a screen with an X-ray — illustration for the "Diagnostics and Treatment Plan" section
Step 01

Diagnostics and plan

At the first appointment, the doctor examines the oral cavity, assesses the bite and the condition of the teeth. They order X-rays and impressions, and if necessary, consultations with other specialists. Based on the results, they draw up a plan and estimate. Before the procedure begins, the oral cavity is sanitized: caries is treated and tartar is removed.

Preparation: the assistant lays out sterile instruments, the doctor puts on gloves — illustration for the "Bracket bonding" section
Step 02

Bonding of the brackets

The teeth are cleaned, isolated from saliva, the enamel is etched, and an adhesive is applied. Then a bracket is bonded to each surface and the adhesive layer is cured with a light. The work is done in segments to keep the surface dry. During this time, the patient remains in the chair with their mouth open; the procedure takes a single appointment.

The treatment stage itself: the doctor's gloved hands working inside the oral cavity — an illustration for the "Archwire Placement" section
Step 03

Archwire Placement

After all brackets are bonded, the archwire is inserted into the slots and the doors are closed. The archwire guides the direction of tooth movement, and its tension is adjusted at appointments. The first archwire is thin to reduce the load during the adaptation period. The doctor checks that the archwire does not interfere with the bite.

Follow-up visit: the dentist checks the result with a mirror while the assistant holds the saliva ejector — illustration for the "Follow-up Visits" section
Step 04

Follow-up Appointments

The patient comes in at the scheduled intervals. At the visit, the doctor examines the oral cavity, checks the condition of the brackets and gums, and changes the archwire if necessary. If a bracket has come off, it is re-bonded. The intervals between appointments depend on the stage of treatment.

End of appointment: the doctor next to the patient goes over aftercare recommendations — illustration for the "Removal of the system" section
Step 05

Removal of the System

When the planned movements are complete, the brackets are removed, and the enamel is cleaned of adhesive and polished. Next, retention of the result is discussed: removable or fixed retainers. The duration of retainer wear is determined by the doctor. Without retention, the teeth may shift back.

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What Are Self-Ligating Braces and How Do They Differ from Ligated Braces?

These are fixed appliances in which the archwire is held in the slot by a clip. The ligatures normally used to tie in the archwire are not needed. Hence the other name — self-ligating.

Ligature-Free Design: What It Changes

The bracket in this system is designed as a slot with a sliding cap or clip. The archwire goes into the slot, the cap closes, and it is held in place without wires or elastics. In a ligated system, the archwire is tied to the bracket with a metal or elastic ligature. The difference is that the ligature presses on the archwire and creates extra friction. When secured with a cap, the archwire slides more freely. This changes the mechanics of tooth movement, but it doesn't replace either the treatment plan or the doctor's supervision. The initial cost is usually higher than ligated braces because the design is more complex. Whether this affects the outcome depends on the clinical picture. The doctor decides. For some people this system is suitable, for others it isn't. The design itself neither speeds up nor slows down bone remodeling. It simply transmits force from the archwire to the tooth differently. If the cap isn't closed tightly, the archwire comes out of the slot, and then an unscheduled visit is needed. That's why the doctor checks the fixation at every appointment.

Differences from Ligated Systems

ParameterLigatedSelf-ligating
Archwire fixationLigature or elasticCover or clip
FrictionHigherLower
Ligature replacementRequired at appointmentNot required
HygieneMore difficult around ligaturesEasier without ligatures
CostLowerHigher
System selectionDetermined by the doctorDetermined by the doctor

How Self-Ligating Braces Work: The Mechanism of the Bracket and Archwire

The bracket and the archwire are two parts of one system. The archwire sets the direction, the bracket holds it without ligatures. Let's look at what happens in the mouth.

The Role of the Archwire in Moving Teeth

The archwire is an elastic wire that passes through the slots of all brackets. It tends to return to its original shape, while the teeth are misaligned. This creates a continuous force. Light archwires at the start align the teeth in one plane. Later, stiffer ones are placed to change root inclination and close spaces. The force depends on the thickness and material of the archwire, not on the number of visits. The archwire does not only work sideways. It can rotate a tooth around its axis, tip it, or move the root into the desired position. All this happens under the orthodontist's control. Self-ligating braces, the price of which depends on the type of bracket, use the same principle: the archwire slides along the slot rather than being pulled by a ligature. The speed of movement is determined by biology: bone remodels gradually. If you pull harder, the tooth will not move faster — inflammation or root resorption may begin. Therefore, the force is selected based on the clinical picture. Changing the archwire is a planned stage.

How the bracket holds the archwire

A bracket is a metal or ceramic plate with a slot. In a classic system, the archwire is held by a ligature: a wire or elastic. In a self-ligating bracket, there is no ligature. Its role is performed by a cap or a spring-loaded clip. The cap closes after the archwire is placed in the slot. It holds the wire but does not clamp it rigidly. The archwire can slide along the slot. This reduces friction. Less friction means less force pulling the tooth away from the planned path. The bracket does not decide where the tooth should move. It only creates the conditions under which the archwire transmits force exactly in the direction set by the doctor. The design of the bracket affects hygiene: without ligatures around the hooks, there are fewer places where plaque accumulates. But thorough cleaning is still necessary. If the cap breaks or the archwire pops out of the slot, the tooth is left without control. Then an unscheduled visit is needed. The doctor decides whether a new cap can be placed or the bracket must be replaced. The mechanism does not make treatment automatic.

How do passive brackets differ from active ones in essence?

The difference between a passive and an active bracket lies in how it behaves with the archwire. One leaves it free, the other presses on it.

Passive bracket: free movement of the archwire

In a passive bracket, the archwire lies freely in the slot. A cap or slider closes the slot but does not press on the wire. The archwire slides along the slot as the tooth moves, and friction between it and the bracket remains low. The orthodontist selects the archwire so that it itself sets the desired position of the teeth. At the start, these are thin and flexible archwires, later — stiff ones. The bracket here works as a guide, not as a clamp. Hence the name: it is passive with respect to the archwire. The force is introduced into the system by the archwire itself, its shape and elasticity. The doctor decides which archwire to place and when to change it. This logic is closer to cases where many movements are needed and it is important that the archwire does not get stuck in the slot. Self-ligating braces do not directly affect the cost of treatment: the price consists of many components, and this is discussed separately at the appointment.

Active bracket: pressure on the archwire

An active bracket is designed differently. It has a spring element or a special cap that, when closed, presses the archwire to the bottom of the slot. The archwire becomes clamped. The bracket itself adds force to what the wire provides. This changes the mechanics: part of the work is taken on by the bracket design, not only by the archwire. The doctor takes this into account when choosing the system and planning the stages. Pressure on the archwire can be useful when it is necessary to keep it in the slot and transmit force in a certain direction. But there is also a downside — friction between the archwire and the bracket is higher, and it is harder for the archwire to slide. How critical this is depends on the clinical picture. The doctor decides: he looks at the bite, the position of the teeth, bone density, and selects the system for the task, not the other way around.

Comparison by key features

FeaturePassive bracketActive bracket
Contact with archwireFree, without pressureArchwire pressed against the slot floor
FrictionLowHigher due to pressure
Source of forceMainly the archwireThe archwire and the bracket itself
Archwire slidingFreeRestricted by pressure
When chosenDepends on the clinical pictureDepends on the clinical picture
System decisionMade by the doctorMade by the doctor

How to care for self-ligating braces and the oral cavity

Brackets without ligatures do not eliminate the need for cleaning. On the contrary, plaque accumulates around them, and the quality of hygiene affects how treatment progresses. Regularity matters here, not force.

Daily hygiene around brackets

  • Toothbrush: a soft or medium brush with a small head will work — a large one does not fit between the bracket and the gum, and that is exactly where plaque accumulates.
  • Interdental brush: used under the archwire and around each bracket, because a regular brush cannot reach there; the size is chosen according to the width of the gap.
  • Single-tufted brush: cleans the back teeth and the area along the gum line that neither a large brush nor an interdental brush can reach.
  • Dental floss: needed where there is no archwire between the teeth; if the archwire crosses the gap, floss is replaced by superfloss or floss threaders.
  • Water flosser: the stream rinses food debris from under the archwire and along the gum line, but does not replace mechanical brushing.
  • Mouthwash: choose an alcohol-free one for daily use; ask your treating doctor about the specific composition — you should not choose it on your own.
  • Frequency: brush after every meal, at least twice a day, and go around the brackets separately with an interdental brush — otherwise plaque hardens into tartar.

What helps and what hinders care

  • Helps: a mirror and good lighting — without them you cannot see plaque on the back teeth or on the inner side; a dental check-up every six months is also part of care.
  • Helps: a replacement brush head and a spare interdental brush — a brush wears out within a couple of months, and flattened bristles clean poorly.
  • Hinders: hard foods in large pieces — nuts, croutons, pits; they press on the bracket and archwire, and then a visit to the doctor cannot be postponed.
  • Hinders: sticky sweets and soda — sugar stays around the bracket longer than on smooth enamel and feeds bacteria.
  • Hinders: the habit of biting nails, pens, or ice — the load on the bracket is constant, not only during meals.
  • Hinders: skipping brushing after a snack — even an apple or a cookie leaves particles under the archwire, and by evening they are already part of the plaque.
  • Separately: price does not affect hygiene — the rules are the same for any system, but how carefully you follow them depends on the patient.

What is the retention period after self-ligating braces?

Retention begins immediately after the braces are removed. The teeth are straight, but the ligaments and bone still remember their previous position. Without retention, they can shift.

Why retention is needed

After braces are removed, the tooth is held in the socket not only by bone. Stretched ligament fibers remain around the root, and they slowly remodel. While this remodeling is underway, the tooth pulls back toward its original position. This is not a treatment error or a consequence of the system chosen — it is how biology works. A retainer helps hold the position: a fixed wire on the inner side or a removable aligner. They need to be worn for as long as the doctor says: the duration depends on the clinical picture, age, and the amount of movement. Sometimes people ask about the prices of self-ligating braces, comparing offers, but retention is a separate stage with its own goals. If it is skipped, the teeth can return to their previous position, and the work has to be started over. A retainer does not correct the bite — it only holds what has already been achieved. The removable aligner is taken out for eating and brushing; the fixed bar is harder to clean and requires an interdental brush. Follow-up visits after removal are also necessary: the doctor checks whether the teeth have shifted.

How the retention stage goes

  • Removal of the system: the braces and archwires are taken off, the enamel is cleaned of adhesive, then impressions are taken or the dental arches are scanned to fabricate the retainer.
  • Fabrication of the retainer: a fixed wire is bonded to the lingual side of the teeth, while a removable aligner is made from an individual impression — the choice is made by the doctor.
  • Trial fitting and fixation: the fixed retainer is bonded with composite; the removable one must fit snugly, without pressure on the gum and without gaps at the necks of the teeth.
  • Follow-up check-ups: the doctor checks whether the teeth have shifted, whether the retainer has come loose, and if necessary adjusts the wear schedule.
  • Home regimen: the removable aligner is worn according to the doctor's schedule, removed for meals and brushing, and kept in a case so that it is not lost or deformed.
  • Hygiene: plaque accumulates around the wire, so an interdental brush, a single-tuft brush and an irrigator are needed; otherwise the gum becomes inflamed and the retainer has to be rebonded.

Are self-ligating braces suitable for adults?

Age alone does not close the path to orthodontics. Adults can get the system, but the decision is made based on the condition of the teeth and gums, not on a passport.

What is considered in adult patients

In an adult, the skeleton is already formed, so the jaw does not grow and adapt to the arch as in a teenager. However, bone loss, exposed tooth necks, and gum recession are more common. Before placement, such areas are evaluated: if the gum is thin or there is inflammation, it is treated first. Previously treated teeth are a separate topic: crowns, implants, fillings. The bracket is fixed to them differently, and sometimes the bracket position is changed. A short or worn enamel edge also affects the choice. The cost depends on the complexity and number of brackets, and this is discussed during the consultation. There are also everyday considerations: work, negotiations, appearance. Ceramic or sapphire brackets are less noticeable than metal but larger. The doctor weighs the clinical picture and the patient's request. There is no universal answer of 'suitable or not': the doctor decides after examination and X-rays.

Specifics of adult treatment

  • Timelines: in adults, movement is slower because the bone is denser, so the plan is extended; the specific number of months depends on the clinical picture.
  • Discipline: an adult is responsible for their own hygiene and appointments, and a missed visit shifts the stages, and this is more noticeable than in a teenager.
  • Concomitant conditions: periodontitis, tooth wear, and bone deficiency require preparation before the brackets are bonded, sometimes together with other specialists.
  • Aesthetics: metal, ceramic or sapphire — the patient's choice; the material has almost no effect on the mechanics of the bracket, the difference is in visibility and price.
  • Retention: after the archwire is removed, the result is held with an aligner or a fixed wire; otherwise the teeth tend to return to their original position.

Are self-ligating braces suitable for teenagers?

Adolescence is a time of active growth, and this affects orthodontic treatment. Let's look at what is considered during this period and why the decision is always individual.

What matters in adolescence

At this age, the dentofacial system is still growing, and this changes the approach to treatment. Bite changes, eruption of permanent teeth, and active jaw growth occur simultaneously. The orthodontist evaluates not only the position of the teeth at the time of examination but also how they will change further. The bracket design itself does not speed up or slow down growth — it only fixes the archwire differently than ligated brackets. For a teenager, what matters is not so much the system as the regularity of visits and willingness to follow recommendations. If they miss appointments or do not wear elastics, the course of treatment depends on this no less than on the type of braces. Motivation is unstable: today the person wants treatment, tomorrow they are self-conscious about the appliance on their teeth. The doctor discusses this openly. Hygiene also requires attention: plaque around brackets accumulates faster if teeth are not brushed regularly. Parents should participate in the process but not pressure. Whether a specific system is suitable is decided by the doctor after examination and X-rays.

Factors the doctor considers

  • Growth stage: the orthodontist assesses skeletal age from imaging, because one teenager's growth is almost complete while another's is still ongoing, and this changes the plan.
  • State of the bite: malocclusions vary — crowding, deep bite, open bite, distal relationship of the jaws; the approach depends on what exactly is impaired.
  • Oral hygiene: if plaque and gum inflammation are already present, the condition is stabilized first; otherwise the appliance will worsen the problem and treatment will have to be paused.
  • Motivation and regimen: the teenager must understand that visits and wearing elastics are mandatory, not dependent on mood; without this, any system performs worse than it could.
  • Tooth eruption: if not all permanent teeth have erupted yet, the plan may include observation or staged treatment rather than immediate bonding of the entire system.

What to keep in mind

Key points

A self-ligating system is not a different method of alignment, but a different way of securing the archwire. The bracket holds the wire by itself, without ligatures. Everything else follows from that. Less friction, fewer failures, easier hygiene around the bracket. But biomechanics remains biomechanics: the tooth moves through bone tissue, and that takes time. A passive bracket allows the wire to slide freely; an active one presses it with a clip. Which to choose is a matter of the clinical picture, not of taste. The appliance must be worn for as long as necessary. Removing it early moves the teeth back. A retention period is mandatory: without it, the position will not hold. Care is simple but daily: an interdental brush, a single-tuft brush, an oral irrigator, toothpaste without aggressive abrasives. Follow-up visits must not be skipped, even if nothing is bothering you. Discomfort after activation is normal and resolves on its own. Sharp pain, a mobile tooth, or inflamed gums are reasons to come in outside the schedule. The system is a tool in the orthodontist's hands, not a solution in itself.

What the doctor decides

Diagnosis and plan. How many teeth to remove, if any, where to move them, and how to finish—this is decided by the orthodontist after X-rays and examination. The patient only chooses the format: braces or aligners, metal or ceramic. Then comes the strategy. Active or passive bracket on a specific tooth, the sequence of archwires, when to switch to steel, the placement points for mini-screws. All of this is tailored to the case; there is no ready-made template. Timelines are not set in advance either. They are assessed as treatment progresses: bone responds differently, faster in some, slower in others. A separate area of responsibility is hygiene. Inflamed gums halt treatment, and then the orthodontist pauses until the periodontist gets the tissues back in order. Retention is planned in advance, even before removal. What exactly holds the teeth—a retainer, a bar, or a combination—depends on the original pathology. Everything that happens in the office is subordinated to one task: to bring the teeth to a position that will hold.

Questions About Self-Ligating Bracket Placement

The cost of self-ligating braces consists of several parts: the type of system, the bracket material, the complexity of the bite, the need for additional appliances, and the number of follow-up visits. The final amount is given by the doctor at the examination after diagnostics, since there is no universal price for all cases. For current figures, see the pricing section on this page, and at the consultation you will be given an estimate for your case.

Self-ligating and ligature-free braces are the same thing: both names describe a system in which the archwire is attached to the bracket without elastic bands or wire ligatures. The bracket with a door holds the archwire by itself, which reduces friction and simplifies hygiene. In conversation, these terms are often confused, but the doctor at the consultation will explain which system is right for you.

The duration of treatment with self-ligating braces depends on the complexity of the bite, the patient's age, and how diligently they follow the orthodontist's recommendations. On average, treatment takes from one and a half to two and a half years, but with pronounced anomalies or missed visits, it may take longer. The exact duration is given by the doctor after the examination and X-rays, and then adjusted as treatment progresses.

Yes, at our clinic the warranty period for orthodontic treatment depends on the type of work and is stated in the contract, and this condition is fixed in the contract before treatment begins. The warranty covers the result provided that the patient keeps to the visit schedule, wears the retainers, and follows the doctor's recommendations. If this regimen is not followed, the warranty obligations may be revised, so it is best to clarify all arrangements at the consultation.

You can book a consultation with an orthodontist at our clinic in Astana by calling +7 777 911 07 83 daily from 9:00 to 20:00. The initial examination and treatment plan are free of charge, and it is worth bringing X-rays and reports if you already have them. At the consultation, the doctor will assess your bite, answer your questions, and suggest treatment options.

The placement of self-ligating braces itself is painless because it is done under local anesthesia or even without it, and discomfort appears later. For the first three to seven days after bonding and after each archwire activation, the teeth may ache and react to cold and hard foods — this is a normal response to pressure. The discomfort is usually relieved with soft food and painkillers, and if the pain lasts longer than a week, you should contact your orthodontist.

Yes, with self-ligating braces you can play most sports, including running, swimming, and team games, as long as you wear a protective mouthguard. The only restrictions apply to contact martial arts and high-risk activities where a blow to the face could damage the bracket or your teeth. Before starting training, it's worth discussing your sport with your orthodontist so they can recommend suitable protection.

Yes, self-ligating braces are placed on both adults and teenagers, and the limitation here is not age but the condition of the teeth and periodontal tissues. Before treatment, the doctor checks your oral health and, if necessary, first treats cavities or gum inflammation. Adults sometimes need more time to correct their bite, but the result is achieved if you keep to the schedule of visits.

Self-ligating braces require especially careful care: brush your teeth after every meal, use a single-tuft brush, interdental brushes, and a water flosser. The ligature-free design is easier to keep clean than the classic one, but the brackets and archwire still trap plaque, so dental check-ups and professional cleanings are needed more often. If your gums start bleeding or you notice bad breath, you should come in for an appointment outside your regular schedule.

If a bracket comes off, don't try to glue it back on yourself and don't remove the archwire — just keep the piece and call the clinic at +7 777 911 07 83 to schedule an unscheduled appointment. Until your visit, avoid hard and sticky foods so the appliance doesn't shift further. The doctor will reattach the bracket and check whether the archwire tension has been affected.

We are open daily from 9:00 to 20:00, seven days a week. The clinic is located in Astana at 11/1 Abay Avenue. Phone for appointments: +7 777 911 07 83. Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸.

Address: Astana, 11/1 Abay Avenue. Parking for patients is free. Phone for appointments: +7 777 911 07 83. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00.

The warranty period depends on the type of work and is stated in the contract. The initial examination and treatment plan are 0 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00.

Installments for 24 months with Jusan bank or 12 months with Kaspi. Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. Phone for appointments: +7 777 911 07 83.

Initial consultation — 0 ₸. Examination, dental chart, written treatment plan: what we do, which materials we use, in what order, and how much it costs. You get the plan in hand; no payment is needed at this visit.

Parking is free. The clinic is located in Astana at 11/1 Abay Avenue. Appointments are available daily from 9:00 to 20:00. Phone for appointments: +7 777 911 07 83.

Reviews of Self-Ligating Braces

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39 reviews on the site
39 ratings
ААлия Р.10 September 2026
★ 5,0

At first I just wanted to look around and compare prices. We found a clinic near our home. Yerzhan is a thorough doctor, attentive to every detail. We chose aligners so they wouldn't be noticeable at work, and I wore them without taking them off. The sterility is visible — instruments were opened in front of me, and that really won me over. I took a long time choosing, and now I understand it was worth it. Thanks to the whole team. The administrator called back when she promised — I want to mention that separately...

ДДенис Г.2 September 2026
★ 5,0

I hadn't been to the dentist for about three years after the pandemic. I wore braces for a year and a half and came in for adjustments once a month. They scheduled me at a convenient time, without the "come at nine and wait" routine — thanks for that too.

ВВиктория В.2 September 2026
★ 5,0

We found a clinic near our home, and chose aligners so they wouldn't be noticeable at work; after removal, the enamel was polished. In my opinion, the main thing is that they don't pressure you into a decision. They set up the card right away, asked for my passport only once, and that's what won me over.

ЕЕкатерина В.1 August 2026
★ 5,0

They said elsewhere that only extraction was needed. First, I just signed up for a consultation. I got braces put on, and nothing extra was offered. It turned out better than I expected. I was satisfied. I didn't have to wait in line. Booking was easy. They kept to the schedule exactly!

ССветлана Г.4 July 2026
★ 5,0

Got braces on both arches, the timeline matched what was promised, in short: good — that's a separate story —. My bite closed properly, chewing became more comfortable. The retainer was placed right after removal, and they explained why it's needed. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but like something neutral, I'll note that separately.

ВВладимир П.1 July 2026
★ 4,0

I've disliked dentists since childhood. I wore braces for a year and a half, and after they were removed, my enamel was polished. They gave me the price upfront, and nothing was added at the end.

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Message us on WhatsApp or give us a call — the clinic is open daily from 9:00 to 20:00. Initial examination and treatment plan — 0 ₸, free parking.

free parking11/1 Abay Avenueopen daily, no days off9:00 — 20:00Jusan bank — 24 months, Kaspi — 120% installment plan
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