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Braces for children in Almaty are fixed appliances that gradually move the teeth. They are placed during the period of active jaw growth, when bone tissue responds more easily to correction. The type of system, treatment duration, and the need for tooth extraction are determined by the orthodontist after an examination and X-rays. Oral care is more challenging than for adults due to incomplete root growth and the replacement of baby teeth.
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What determines the cost
The final amount depends on the chosen system, the number of appointments, and the scope of diagnostics. Before treatment begins, an initial examination is performed and a plan is drawn up. The exact cost is quoted after the examination, so the question "how much does it cost to get braces for a child" is answered at the consultation, not from a price list.
Classification helps to understand what the doctor chooses from and what is taken into account in the process.
Metal braces are stronger and usually cheaper, while ceramic braces are less noticeable on the teeth. The choice between them depends on the bite, hygiene, and the child's activity level. The question "which braces are better for a teenager: metal or ceramic" is decided by the orthodontist after an examination and X-rays.
You may see spellings like "daimon," "diamond," or "damon system" — these all refer to the same Damon system, not different ones. It is a self-ligating appliance selected based on the clinical situation. The wearing protocol and number of appointments are determined by the doctor.
At the first appointment, the orthodontist examines the oral cavity and orders X-rays. A cone-beam CT scanner and a 3Shape intraoral scanner provide a three-dimensional picture of the teeth and bite. A treatment plan is drawn up based on the results.
Before the appliance is placed, the oral cavity is treated and professional hygiene is performed. If necessary, treatment is carried out under a microscope with 25× magnification. This is the stage where anything that would interfere with placement is addressed.
The braces are bonded to the teeth, the archwire is inserted and secured. The procedure is completed in a single appointment. The child is shown how to brush their teeth and what to do during the first days of wearing braces.
Activation and archwire changes are performed on schedule. During appointments, the position of the braces, the condition of the enamel, and hygiene are checked. The intervals between visits are determined by the orthodontist.
After the appliance is removed, a retention phase is prescribed. This involves fixed retainers or removable aligners. The duration of wear is determined by the doctor based on the condition of the bite.
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Timing depends on what is happening with the bite and how the jaw is growing. Sometimes waiting is beneficial. Sometimes it is not. We explain what the doctor looks at.
While a child is growing, the jaw bones are still changing. This opens up possibilities that an adult no longer has. The doctor can influence the direction of growth, the width of the dental arches, and the position of individual teeth. If the moment is missed, some tasks are solved differently or with more difficulty. That is why the orthodontist looks not only at the teeth but also at how much growth is still left. At the same time, not every child needs early intervention. Sometimes it provides no advantages and only lengthens observation. The doctor decides based on the clinical picture: the mixed dentition, the relationship of the jaws, oral habits, and the state of breathing and swallowing. It is useful for parents to know: the question is not whether it is time in general, but whether there is a specific problem that needs to be solved now. If there is none, the child is placed under observation and examined regularly. Then, by the time the teeth change, it is already clear whether fixed appliances are needed. Premature treatment sometimes interferes with natural development. Too late treatment narrows the choice of methods. The doctor seeks the balance during the examination.
The difference starts with anatomy: in a child, the roots are still growing, and the jaw is changing. Therefore, the appliance is selected differently than for an adult, and treatment is managed on a different schedule.
In children, the roots of primary and permanent teeth are still forming, and the alveolar process continues to grow. The bracket should take up less space on the crown so as not to interfere with the eruption of neighboring teeth and not press into the gum. The archwire is selected with extra length: it will need to be changed as the jaw grows. The doctor plans not one archwire for the entire course, but several consecutive ones. A rigid appliance designed for a formed dentition can slow growth in a child or move a tooth in the wrong direction. Therefore, in pediatric practice, partial fixation is used more often — not on all teeth at once, but on those that need to be guided. The decision on the appliance is made by the orthodontist after X-rays and bite assessment. How often to change the archwire and when to remove the system depends on the clinical picture: in one child, tooth replacement is fast, in another it is slower. Sometimes treatment is divided into stages with pauses.
| System type | Material | Visibility | Features for children |
|---|---|---|---|
| Metal | stainless steel | visible | durable, break less often |
| Ceramic | aluminum oxide | less visible | larger than metal |
| Sapphire | monocrystal | transparent | require careful handling |
| Lingual | metal | not visible from the outside | harder to keep clean |
Self-ligating systems do without rubber bands: the archwire is held by a movable latch. This means less friction and easier hygiene around the bracket. In children this is noticeable: brushing teeth with braces and without them is a different task, and extra elements complicate the process. The name Damon appears in searches in various forms — "daymon", "diamond", "damon system". It is the same system, not three different ones. "Diamond" is a misspelling; the correct spelling is Damon. In itself, a self-ligating design does not replace the doctor's control and does not shorten treatment time on its own: the result depends on the clinical picture and the patient's discipline. The bracket is designed so that the archwire slides more freely, and the doctor changes it less often in the early stages. But this does not mean that visits become optional. Check-ups proceed as planned, because tooth position changes gradually and needs to be monitored. It is important for parents to understand: the system is a tool in the orthodontist's hands, not a solution on its own.
Preparation begins long before bonding. First the doctor evaluates the teeth and gums, then parents help the child get used to the idea of the appliance.
The first visit is almost always diagnostic. The orthodontist examines the teeth, gums, and frenula, assesses the bite and breathing type, and asks about habits — thumb sucking, tongue thrusting. Imaging is done: cone-beam computed tomography shows the position of permanent tooth germs and roots, and an intraoral scanner captures a digital model without impression material. Children often find tray impressions unpleasant, so the digital method is tolerated more calmly. From the images and model, the doctor determines whether there is enough space in the dental arch, how the jaws close, and whether additional appliances are needed before braces. At this visit, parents receive a plan: stages, approximate duration, and what to do before bonding. A separate part of the conversation is hygiene and nutrition. The doctor explains which foods will need to be limited and how to brush teeth with the appliance. If the child is afraid, they are shown the office and allowed to touch a bracket and archwire. This reduces fear. Sometimes the first visit takes more than an hour — this is normal. There is no rush: the calmer the introduction, the easier things will be later.
In the first days, the appliance feels foreign. The child feels pressure, the cheeks and lips get chafed, and speech changes slightly. This passes as they get used to it, but the timeline varies — it depends on the clinical picture and how the child tolerates discomfort. Parents should be honest: it will feel unusual, but tolerable. Do not promise that it will not hurt at all, and do not scare them. It is better to explain that braces are not a punishment but a tool, and that they will have to be worn for a long time. A calm example helps: if someone close has worn braces, the child handles the start more easily. In the first weeks, watch the diet — soft food, cut-up pieces, no hard nuts or lollipops. Wax on the brackets relieves chafing if the cheek is inflamed. If the pain does not go away within a few days, tell the doctor rather than enduring it silently. For anxious children, a ritual helps: choosing the color of the elastics in advance and agreeing on a small reward after the visit.
Before bonding the system, it is necessary to understand how the jaws are structured, where the permanent tooth germs are located, and whether there is enough space. For this, imaging and digital models are made.
Radiography provides an overview: roots, canals, hidden cavities, and impacted teeth become visible. A cephalometric radiograph is a side view of the entire skull. It is used to assess the position of the jaws relative to the cranial base, the inclination of the incisors, and the relationship between the upper and lower arches. Without this, it is impossible to choose an appliance and calculate the arches. The image is taken standing or sitting, with the head fixed in a cephalostat so that the projection is reproducible. Repeated cephalometric radiographs during treatment show how the teeth shift and how the bones grow in a child. The images are interpreted by a doctor: normal and deviation depend on age, the stage of bite change, and individual characteristics. It is pointless to interpret the film on your own. For parents, this also explains why children's braces cost differently in different clinics: the price includes the amount of diagnostics, not just the bracket itself.
| Method | What it provides | When it is used |
|---|---|---|
| Intraoral scanner | A digital impression without a tray or paste | Instead of impression material |
| Impression material | A plaster model of the jaws | If there is no scanner or a physical model is needed |
| Cone beam computed tomography | A three-dimensional image of the bones and teeth | For complex anatomy or impacted teeth |
| Photo protocol | Images of the face and smile from different angles | For before-and-after comparison |
| Digital modeling | Calculation of tooth movement on screen | For planning archwires and stages |
The question of extraction is decided before the system is placed. In children, it is approached more cautiously than in adults: the bite is still changing, and some of the space may appear on its own.
Most often, extraction is not needed. The permanent teeth in a child have not yet taken their positions, and the jaw continues to grow. If there is a slight lack of space, the orthodontist can expand the dental arches with an appliance or plate. Then the incisors align without loss. Sometimes supernumerary teeth or retained primary teeth get in the way. They are removed, but this is not extraction for the sake of space, but clearing the path for a permanent tooth. There are also cases when the root of a permanent tooth is curved and it cannot erupt on its own. Here, too, each case is considered individually. The decision is made after images and examination. A healthy permanent tooth in a child cannot be removed just in case. This is an extreme measure, resorted to when other methods are exhausted. Parents should remember: the amount of work and extraction are parts of one plan, not a mandatory item in it.
There is no single rule. The orthodontist looks at age, the stage of tooth replacement, the condition of the roots, and how much space is actually lacking. In one child, crowding resolves after arch expansion; in another, extraction cannot be avoided. Sometimes one tooth is removed, sometimes several, and sometimes the plan changes during treatment. The doctor decides after images and fitting models. It is important for parents to understand: extraction is not a separate procedure, but part of the orthodontic plan. If it is proposed, it is worth asking why it cannot be done without it and what alternatives exist. In some cases, it is possible to wait and see how the jaw growth proceeds. In others, waiting is not possible because the teeth have already taken the wrong position. The condition of the gums and hygiene are also assessed: if a child does not brush their teeth, complex treatment may be delayed. Each case is analyzed individually, and there is no universal answer here.
The duration of wearing the system in a child is not fixed. It depends on the bite, age, and discipline. Care affects how long the treatment will last.
The timeline is determined by the clinical picture, not by the parents' wishes. The mixed dentition stage, when the roots of the primary teeth are still resorbing, requires one approach. The permanent dentition requires another. The more complex the displacement, the longer the active phase. The doctor decides after imaging and diagnostics. The discipline of the child and parents changes the course of treatment. Missed visits, broken brackets, and dislodged archwires lengthen the timeline. Some children adapt to the appliance within a week, while others need more time. Removable appliances at an early stage sometimes precede braces, and this also affects the overall duration. After the appliance is removed, a retention period is needed: aligners or a fixed wire on the inner side of the teeth. Without it, the teeth may return to their previous position. No one can give an exact timeline in advance. It is adjusted along the way based on tooth movement and gum condition. Parents should be prepared for regular visits and take it calmly that the plan may shift.
| Situation | What to do | What to avoid |
|---|---|---|
| Hard food | Cut into small pieces | Biting into whole apples and carrots |
| Sticky foods | Remove from your diet | Toffee, nougat, chewing gum |
| A bracket came off | Call the clinic and come in | Waiting for your scheduled appointment |
| The archwire came out of the slot | Cover with wax and book an appointment | Trying to fix it yourself |
| Pain and a sore | Wax on the bracket, rinse | Toughing it out and not seeking help |
X-rays, models, and a clinical examination each provide different information. Only together do they make it possible to understand what is happening with the bite. Cone-beam computed tomography shows the position of the permanent tooth germs and roots, the 3Shape intraoral scanner records the shape of the dental arches, and a microscope with 25× magnification helps to see details invisible to the naked eye. Parents often ask whether imaging can be skipped. It cannot. Without it, any decision would be a guess. The doctor compares the data, considers the age, the stage of tooth replacement, and the condition of the gums, and only then says whether an appliance is needed now or whether it is wiser to wait. Sometimes monitoring once every six months is enough. Sometimes it is not possible to delay, because the permanent tooth germ is not where it should be. There are also cases where outwardly straight teeth hide a bite problem that can only be seen on an X-ray. That is why one should not rely on advice from acquaintances or on photos from the internet. Every case is individual, and the plan is made for a specific child, not for an average age.
When braces are removed, the teeth do not become fixed in their new position forever. The bone around the roots remodels slowly, and the ligaments retain a memory of their previous position. Without retention, the teeth may gradually return to their original position. This is not a treatment error but a feature of biology. That is why retention is prescribed after the appliance is removed: a removable aligner or a fixed wire on the inner side of the teeth. Sometimes both options together. It is important for parents to understand: this stage does not end on the day the braces are removed. It continues, and whether the result is maintained depends on how consistently the child wears the retainer. The aligner is removed during meals and brushing; the wire is not removed at all, but it requires care. The duration of retainer wear is determined by the doctor and depends on the initial picture and age. There is no universal number. If the aligner is lost or broken, the clinic should be informed rather than waiting for the scheduled visit. Missed weeks can undo months of work.
Cleaning teeth with braces is more difficult. Plaque accumulates around the brackets, the archwire, and underneath them. If it is not removed, the gums become inflamed, the enamel under the braces demineralizes, and white spots appear. This is not a rare occurrence but a typical situation with inadequate hygiene. Interdental brushes, a single-tuft brush, a water flosser, and fluoride toothpaste help. Cleaning is done after every meal, not twice a day. Parents should check how the child is managing, especially in the first months while the skill is not yet established. Regular check-ups are needed not only for tightening the archwire. The doctor assesses the condition of the gums and enamel, checks whether a bracket has come loose or the system has shifted. A missed appointment is not just a delay. It is a risk that the tooth will move in the wrong direction, and correcting it will take longer. Professional cleaning during treatment with the system is also part of the plan. It is done as prescribed by the doctor. If the gums bleed or the child complains of constant pain rather than the usual adjustment after tightening, this should be mentioned at the appointment.
Treatment of caries in a baby tooth starts at 12,000 KZT according to the clinic's price list. The cost of fitting braces for a teenager depends on the chosen system, the scope of diagnostics, the complexity of the bite, and the number of scheduled activations, so there is no single fixed amount — it is determined by the orthodontist during the examination. The price usually includes X-rays and calculations, placement of the appliance, and follow-up until removal, with appliances or tooth extractions added if necessary. Exact figures are published in the pricing section on the page, and the initial examination and treatment plan are free of charge at our clinic.
The price is made up of the type of system, the number and complexity of stages, the cost of diagnostics, placement, and subsequent activations, as well as the need for additional appliances or tooth extraction when indicated. The final amount is quoted by the doctor at the examination after X-rays and a treatment plan are completed, because the scope of work differs for each child. For current figures, see the pricing section on this page. The initial examination and treatment plan at our clinic are free of charge.
Braces are usually placed on children between the ages of 10 and 12, when the child's permanent teeth have erupted and the bite has formed. Before this age, an orthodontist may use plates and other removable appliances. Early intervention is important for jaw growth abnormalities, so the first visit to an orthodontist is recommended at age 7–8: the doctor evaluates the transition of teeth and decides whether an appliance is needed now or can wait. At our clinic, a pediatric dentist-orthodontist sees patients and determines the timing and creates a plan during the initial examination.
Mild pressure and sensitivity in the first few days after placement or archwire activation are normal reactions that subside within a few days; during this period, soft foods and doctor-recommended pain relievers can help. If discomfort is caused by a rubbing archwire or a loose bracket, do not try to adjust the appliance yourself—use orthodontic wax and schedule an appointment where the doctor will adjust the bracket. Severe pain, swelling, or mucosal injury is a reason to come in unscheduled rather than wait for a routine activation.
Yes, children's bites are often corrected without braces—using removable plates, aligners, trainers, and functional appliances, and this is possible while jaw growth continues and there are primary or newly erupted permanent teeth. Such appliances are effective for early crowding, open or deep bites, and habits like thumb sucking, but for pronounced skeletal anomalies and in teenagers with a formed bite, fixed appliances are more often needed. The decision is made by an orthodontist after examination and imaging; sometimes the appliance is used as a first stage before braces.
Complications are possible, but most are related to hygiene and care rather than the appliance itself: enamel demineralization around brackets, cavities, gum inflammation, and less commonly, bracket debonding or archwire displacement. The risk is reduced by regular brushing, limiting hard and sticky foods, check-up visits to the orthodontist, and professional cleanings. If the child complains of pain, loose brackets, or bleeding gums, do not delay the visit: early correction is easier than treating the consequences.
Braces are practically never placed on primary teeth: they are designed for permanent teeth, while primary teeth have short crowns, physiologically resorbing roots, and eventually fall out, so the appliance would not hold and would not provide a stable result. Before the teeth change, the orthodontist uses removable plates, trainers, and functional appliances that guide jaw growth and eliminate bad habits. Fixed appliances are prescribed after permanent teeth erupt, and the timing is determined by the doctor based on imaging.
When choosing a system for a teenager, consider not just the price itself, but the complexity of the bite, hygiene skills, and aesthetic preferences: metal appliances are stronger and cheaper, ceramic and sapphire are less noticeable, and self-ligating systems like Damon require fewer visits. Variations like 'diamond' or 'damon system' are distortions of the same Damon system name, not different systems. An orthodontist will help choose the right option after examination and imaging.
The first visit begins with an examination of the oral cavity, assessment of tooth transition and bite, then the doctor takes images, if necessary—cone-beam computed tomography, and discusses possible treatment options with the parents. During the same visit, you can receive a plan with stages, timelines, and approximate costs, as well as ask questions about hygiene and nutrition while wearing the appliance. At our clinic, the initial examination and treatment plan are free, and a pediatric dentist-orthodontist conducts the appointment.
Teeth with braces should be brushed after every meal using an orthodontic toothbrush, interdental brushes, and dental floss, and professional cleaning should be done every few months because plaque accumulates around the brackets. Hard nuts, lollipops, and sticky sweets that pull off brackets and get stuck in the appliance should be removed from the diet. If plaque still builds up, the doctor may prescribe remineralizing therapy and fluoride varnish application to the enamel.
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Address: Almaty, 133/6 Kanyš Satpaev Street, JAZZ residential complex. Free parking for patients. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM.
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Initial examination and treatment plan: 0 ₸. There is no separate fee for the first visit. Warranty up to 5 years. Installment plan for 24 months with Jusan bank or 12 months with Kaspi.
Parking is free. The clinic is in Almaty, at 133/6 Kanyš Satpaev Street, JAZZ residential complex. We are open daily from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Phone for appointments: +7 747 093 89 86.
My bite had been shifting my lower jaw to one side for a long time. The result matched what they showed me on the plan, and so far no complaints (I asked twice to confirm). I even feel awkward that I put it off. Braces were placed on both arches, and the timeline was given right away.
I chose clear aligners so they wouldn't be noticeable at work, and came in once a month for activation. My teeth are now straight, I smile without the habit of covering my mouth, and I compare it to how things used to be. I'll put it this way: the recommendations they give here aren't just for show..
Nuzhno bylo mnenie vtorogo vracha. Zapsialas cherez sayt, perezvonili minut cherez desyat. Nosila brekety poltora goda.
Kept putting it off because of work, never had the time. I got braces on both arches, and they gave me the timeline right away. I set up an installment plan on the spot, no running around to banks — I want to highlight that separately. My teeth are now straight, I smile without the habit of covering my mouth, and it feels like they're my own.
Chose the clinic based on reviews. Wore braces for a year and a half. Ernar laid out the plan in detail)
My previous doctor moved away, so I had to find a new one. It didn't hurt at all. The result matched what was shown on the plan. Janelle explained why it wasn't worth putting off. We chose aligners so they wouldn't be noticeable at work; I got used to the wire in a week...
I wore braces for a year and a half, and they gave me the timeline right away — that's a whole separate story — just like that. They showed me a computer plan of how my teeth would move before we even started, and I want to highlight that separately!
I went in as if to my execution, to be honest. We chose aligners so it wouldn't be noticeable at work. Sterility is visible, instruments were opened in front of me, and that wins you over. There was an inconvenience too — I had to ask twice about the timeline. A small thing. I recommend it — and that was exactly what I was afraid of. Seems like a small thing, but that's what stuck with me. They showed the computer plan of tooth movement before starting. The contract and receipt were given without reminders, and that wins you over. The retainer was placed right after removal, they explained why it's needed, and that wins you over.
My previous doctor moved away, so I had to find a new one. It seems to me that the people here simply love what they do. I wore braces for a year and a half and came in for adjustments once a month. My teeth are now straight, I smile without the habit of covering my mouth, and so far no complaints!
They corrected my bite, moved my teeth gradually, and now my teeth are straight. I smile without the habit of covering my mouth, and the difference is noticeable. Thank you. Activation every month, appointments about twenty minutes, no waiting lines. Shoe covers, a cup, a napkin — little things, but everything is there. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but like something neutral, and that wins you over)
Before this, I had only come in for promotional offers and never really got proper treatment — it doesn't hurt at all. I spent a long time choosing and now I understand it was worth it. We chose aligners so they wouldn't be noticeable at work, and they gave me the timeline right away. Nurlan didn't pressure me and gave me time to think...
The result matched what was shown on the plan, which was exactly what I wanted. There was only one thing I didn't like: I had to ask twice about the timeline. Zhanel stays in touch even after the appointment — that's a whole separate story. They corrected my bite, moving my teeth gradually, and I got used to the braces within a week. I've disliked dentists since childhood.
Before this, I had only gone in for promotional offers and never really got proper treatment, but now my bite has closed and chewing has become more comfortable. . . I wore braces for a year and a half, and they gave me the timeline right away. I found a clinic near my home. I recommend this clinic. And everything — that's a separate story —. The office is bright, the equipment is new. They gave me the contract and receipt without me having to ask, and I'm grateful for that too. They put in the retainer right after removing the braces and explained why it's needed. They told me the prices upfront, and nothing was added at the end — a small thing, but nice. There's parking in the courtyard, and I found a spot.
The bite has closed, chewing has become more comfortable. Braces were placed on both jaws; I got used to the archwire within a week. Zhanel is a thorough doctor, attentive to the smallest details)
They corrected my bite, gave a clear timeline, and kept to it. The room was clean, no smell. Zhanel worked without rushing.
I wore aligners, and everything was completed in a single visit. There was no pain. From now on, I will only come here. The instruments were opened in front of me. They did not ask for extra money beyond the bill. They kept to the schedule precisely. The next day they called to check on how I was doing. The room was clean, with no odors. The office is bright, and the equipment is new.
I made an appointment on the recommendation of a colleague from work. They put braces on both arches and gave me the timeline right away. Zhanel told me right away what to expect. What I especially liked was that they don't stay silent but explain every step...
Crooked front teeth bothered me since I was about fifteen. We chose aligners so they wouldn't be noticeable at work, and the treatment time matched what was promised. My previous experience was worse, so I have something to compare it to. Alisher is a thorough doctor, attentive to every detail. My bite closed properly, and chewing became more comfortable. Honestly, I didn't expect this. I've already recommended him to friends. They quoted the prices upfront, and nothing was added at the end. The office is bright and the equipment is new, which I want to mention separately. I was seen right on time, no waiting.
Krivye perednie zuby meshali mne let s pyatnadcati. Stomatologov ya ne lyublyu s detstva. Asylzhan svoe delo znaet. Ispravlyali prikus, zuby sdvigali postepenno, srok sovpal s obeschannym. Rezultat sovpal s tem, chto pokazyvali na plane, i eto glavnoe. Znakomym uzhe posovetovala...
My bite has settled and chewing is more comfortable now — in my opinion, the price is fair for this kind of work (my family had a good laugh about it at home afterwards). I wore braces for a year and a half. I didn't think they'd manage it in a single appointment...
I chose aligners so they wouldn't be noticeable at work, the treatment time matched what was promised, and the result matched what was shown in the treatment plan. So far, no complaints. I've already recommended it to friends. I'll put it this way: I was only scared until I sat in the chair)
They corrected my bite, moving the teeth gradually, and I had to clarify the timeline twice — but that's just me, for the sake of honesty. The result matched what they showed me on the plan. They opened my file right away, asked for my passport only once — a small thing, but nice. Sterility is out in the open, instruments were opened in front of me, no complaints there. The hallway doesn't smell like a hospital, but like something neutral (we laughed about it at home later). The contract and receipt were given without me having to remind them. The administrator called back when she promised. They answered my questions even after the appointment, in a messenger — that never happened anywhere before
I didn't expect it to be completely painless, just like that. I wore braces for a year and a half. The retainer was placed right after they were removed, and they explained why it's needed and that this is how it should be. I've already recommended it to friends.
My bite had been shifting my lower jaw to the side for a long time. I wore braces for a year and a half and came in for adjustments once a month. It seems to me that the people here simply love what they do.
Nashli kliniku ryadom s domom. Chestno — ne ozhidal. Isparvlyali prikus, zuby sdvigali postepenno. Ceny nazvali srazu, v konce nichego ne dobavilos, k etomu pretenziy net. Rezultat sovpal s tem, chto pokazyvali na plane. Zapisali na udobnoe vremya, bez «prihodite k devyati i zhdite»)
My bite had been shifting my lower jaw to one side for a long time — it seems to me these people simply love what they do. That's what won me over. I hesitated for a long time. We chose clear aligners so it wouldn't be noticeable at work.
Before this, I'd only come in for promotional offers and never really got proper treatment. I was scared until the very end. I wore braces for a year and a half, wore them without ever taking them off. Fast — that's a whole separate story —. My teeth are straight now, I smile without the habit of covering my mouth, and it feels like my own. Thanks to the whole team. They took me right on time, minute to minute, no waiting. Parking is in the courtyard, and I found a spot..
They said elsewhere that it just needed to be extracted. . . I had braces put on, and they explained what they were doing at every step. The next day they called to check on how I was doing.
I made an appointment on the recommendation of a colleague from work. That's it. They corrected my bite, moving my teeth gradually)
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