4 clinics · Central Region

Top clinics for Braces/Orthodontics in Novena

Braces & Aesthetics Dental Clinic

4.9(95 reviews)

10 Sinaran Drive #10-36 Square 2, Medical Center, Singapore 307506

+65 6732 2706

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About Braces

4.7(241 reviews)

8 Sinaran Dr, #06-01 Specialist Center, Singapore 307470

+65 6397 7177

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One Orthodontist Braces Clinic

4.7(66 reviews)

10 Sinaran Dr, #10-29, Singapore 307506

+65 6397 2848

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Straighten Your Teeth With Confidence in Novena

Worried about pain, cost, or looking awkward in braces? Explore flexible treatment options—metal, ceramic, and clear aligners—tailored to your lifestyle and budget.

4 clinics · Central Region

Braces & Orthodontics Cost in Novena

$3,500 – $8,000

Brace Typehigh

Metal braces ($3,500–$5,500) are most affordable; ceramic and clear aligners cost $5,500–$8,000 due to aesthetic and comfort benefits.

Treatment Durationhigh

Typical 18–36 months. Longer cases or complex bite corrections increase costs. Your orthodontist will confirm exact timeline at consultation.

Clinic Location & Expertisemedium

Novena clinics near MRT and established practices may charge premium rates. Specialist orthodontists typically cost more than general dentists offering braces.

Retainer & Aftercaremedium

Fixed or removable retainers ($300–$800) are separate costs. Unexpected adjustments or repairs add to the total. Ask clinics about bundled aftercare.

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OptionCost
Metal Braces$3,500–$5,500
Ceramic Braces$5,000–$7,000
Clear Aligners (Invisalign-style)$6,000–$8,000

Prices are indicative. Contact clinics directly for current quotes.

Your Braces Treatment Journey: Step-by-Step

  1. 1

    Consultation & Assessment

    30–45 minutes

    Your orthodontist examines your teeth, bite, and jaw alignment, then takes X-rays and 3D scans. They discuss your goals and explain which brace type suits you best (metal, ceramic, or clear aligners). A personalized treatment plan with timeline and cost is presented.

  2. 2

    Preparation & Cleaning

    15–30 minutes

    If needed, your dentist performs a professional cleaning and may extract teeth to create space (rare, only if severely crowded). Tooth surfaces are prepared with bonding adhesive to hold brackets or bands securely.

  3. 3

    Bracket & Wire Placement

    45–60 minutes

    Brackets (or bands for metal braces) are carefully bonded to the front of each tooth. An archwire is threaded through the brackets and secured with ligatures (elastic rings or metal ties). This gentle pressure gradually moves your teeth into alignment.

  4. 4

    Monthly Adjustments

    20–30 minutes per visit

    You return every 4–6 weeks for adjustments. The orthodontist tightens wires, replaces elastics, and monitors progress. Many patients experience soreness for 2–3 days after; over-the-counter pain relief helps. Expect to feel pressure, not sharp pain.

  5. 5

    Removal & Retainer Placement

    30–45 minutes

    Once teeth are straight, braces are gently removed (painless but takes 10–20 minutes). Your orthodontist fits a retainer—either fixed (bonded to tooth backs) or removable (worn nightly)—to prevent relapse and lock in your new smile for life.

Total timeline: 18–36 months total (initial assessment to retention phase)

Are You a Good Candidate for Braces? Find Out Now

Good candidates

  • Teenagers aged 12–18 with permanent teeth and crooked, crowded, or gapped teeth—your jaw is still growing, making treatment more predictable.
  • Young adults 18–30 who missed early treatment and want to correct crowding, overbite, underbite, or crossbite before major life events (graduation, new job, wedding).
  • Adults 30+ with mild-to-moderate misalignment who are committed to 18–36 months of treatment and monthly visits—age itself isn't a barrier.
  • Anyone motivated by a clear goal (aesthetic, functional, or health-related) and willing to follow oral hygiene and diet guidelines during treatment.

May need extra assessment

  • Severe crowding or severe bite issues (overbite, underbite, or crossbite) may require preliminary tooth extraction or surgery—ask your orthodontist if a jaw assessment is needed.
  • Existing gum disease or poor oral hygiene must be treated first; braces trap food and plaque, worsening infections. A pre-treatment cleaning appointment is typical.
  • Active smokers or those with brittle/weakened teeth due to grinding or enamel erosion may need additional protective measures; discuss habits openly with your orthodontist.

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