Braces & orthodontics

Start with suitability—not just the brackets.

Orthodontic planning considers the teeth, bite, supporting structures, records and your treatment goals before braces are fitted.

The assessment pathway

1

Examination

Discuss your concern and assess the teeth, gums and bite.

2

Records

Photos, X-rays or a 3D scan may be used where appropriate.

3

Plan

Review suitability, likely stages, responsibilities and fees.

Ongoing reviews matter

Braces require regular scheduled reviews, good oral hygiene and cooperation with instructions. Treatment time varies with complexity, biological response, breakages and attendance.

Current braces campaign

The current campaign begins with a RM500 assessment package, followed by the stated bond-up stages and RM150 scheduled reviews. Cases continuing beyond two years remain subject to the published package terms and RM5,800 cap. Clinical suitability applies.

View the complete braces package and terms ↗

Frequently asked questions

Does an assessment guarantee that I can start braces?

No. The dentist must first determine whether braces are clinically suitable and whether other dental care is needed.

How long will treatment take?

Duration varies between patients. The dentist can discuss an estimate after assessment, but movement and treatment progress cannot be guaranteed.