4 clinics · Central Region

Top clinics for Braces/Orthodontics in Ang Mo Kio

Royce Dental Surgery

4.9(288 reviews)

Blk 501, #01-372 Bishan St.11, Singapore 570501

+65 6721 9606

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UDS Dental (AMK) Implant and Braces Centre

4.9(151 reviews)

Blk 233 Ang Mo Kio Ave 3, #01-1178, Singapore 560233

+65 6758 5222

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Denticare – Thomson

4.9(138 reviews)

301, #02-12 Upper Thomson Rd, Thomson Plaza, Singapore 574408

+65 6590 4409

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Straighter teeth in Ang Mo Kio, with options for every budget

Metal, ceramic, or clear aligners—start with a no-pressure consultation and flexible payment plans that don't require Medisave.

4 clinics · Central Region

Braces and Orthodontics Cost in Ang Mo Kio

$3,500 – $8,000

Brace type (metal, ceramic, or clear aligners)high

Metal braces are most affordable; clear aligners (Invisalign) cost 30–50% more but offer flexibility and aesthetics.

Treatment duration and complexityhigh

Mild crowding may cost $3,500–$4,500; severe bite problems requiring extraction and correction can exceed $7,000.

Monthly adjustment appointmentsmedium

Most clinics bundle adjustments into the upfront cost; budget $100–$200 per visit if charged separately.

Retainer and post-treatment caremedium

Permanent fixed retainers ($300–$600) or removable retainers ($200–$400) are often charged separately; essential to prevent relapse.

Not claimable under Medisave
OptionCost
Metal Braces (Traditional)$3,500 – $5,000
Ceramic Braces (Tooth-coloured)$4,500 – $6,500
Clear Aligners (Invisalign)$5,500 – $8,000

Prices are indicative. Contact clinics directly for current quotes.

Your Braces Treatment Journey: 5 Key Steps

  1. 1

    Initial Consultation & Bite Assessment

    30–45 minutes

    Your orthodontist will examine your teeth, take X-rays, and discuss your goals. This is where you'll learn if braces are right for you and which type (metal, ceramic, or aligners) suits your needs and budget. Ask about payment plans here.

  2. 2

    Impressions, Moulds & Treatment Plan

    20–30 minutes

    Digital or traditional moulds are taken to create your custom braces or aligners. Your orthodontist will show you a detailed timeline and expected results, plus explain any extractions or preparatory work needed.

  3. 3

    Brace Application or Aligner Delivery

    60–90 minutes

    Brackets and wires are bonded to your teeth, or your first set of aligners is fitted. This appointment is painless but can feel awkward as you adjust to the sensation. Your orthodontist will show you how to clean and care for your braces.

  4. 4

    Monthly Adjustments & Progress Checks

    15–30 minutes per visit

    You'll return every 4–6 weeks for wire adjustments, bracket tightening, or new aligner trays. These visits are quick (15–30 min) and may cause mild soreness for 24–48 hours—manageable with soft food and over-the-counter pain relief.

  5. 5

    Debonding & Retainer Fitting

    45–60 minutes

    Once teeth are straight, brackets are removed painlessly and your teeth are polished. A permanent or removable retainer is fitted to lock in your results. This is crucial—skipping retainer wear leads to relapse in 3–6 months.

Total timeline: 18–36 months (metal/ceramic braces typically 18–24 months; clear aligners 20–36 months depending on complexity)

Am I a Candidate for Braces? Here's Who Benefits Most

Good candidates

  • Teenagers (12–18) and young adults (18–30) with crowded, spaced, or protruding teeth—growing faces and good bone density mean faster, more stable results
  • Adults 30+ who missed treatment earlier and want straighter teeth for confidence, chewing, or cosmetic reasons—braces work at any age with realistic expectations
  • Patients with bite problems (overbite, underbite, crossbite) causing jaw pain, headaches, or uneven wear—orthodontics can relieve these functional issues
  • People concerned about appearance—metal, ceramic, or clear aligners offer options for every comfort level with invisibility vs. speed trade-offs

May need extra assessment

  • Severe crowding or missing teeth—may require extractions or implants before or during treatment; your orthodontist will plan this upfront
  • Gum disease, cavities, or very poor oral hygiene—cleaning and stabilizing teeth first is essential, as braces trap food and make cleaning harder
  • Jaw growth or skeletal misalignment (e.g., severe underbite)—may need orthognathic surgery combined with braces; an initial specialist referral helps

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