Braces Cost in Singapore

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What Are Braces?

Braces are orthodontic devices used to correct misaligned teeth and jaws, improving both appearance and dental health. They work by applying continuous pressure over time to gradually move teeth into the desired position. This guide will cover everything you need to know about braces, including their types, how they work, and the benefits they offer.

Braces Treatment Process at Smilepoint Dental Centre

Our braces treatment process is thorough and easy to understand. From the initial assessment and diagnostics to the detailed breakdown of costs, we cover everything you need to know. We offer various types of braces, such as metal braces and clear aligners, along with specialised programmes for children. Each phase of your treatment is carefully planned, including regular follow-up consultations and retention strategies to ensure you achieve and maintain a beautiful, healthy smile.

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How Much Do Braces Cost in Singapore?

The cost of braces in Singapore varies based on the type and complexity of the treatment. Metal braces for students cost $3950, while standard metal braces cost $4550, including bonding and multiple adjustments. Clear aligners (invisible braces) range from $3500 for anterior teeth to $6950 for comprehensive treatments, with additional costs for digital planning and reviews.

Kids growth modulation treatments range from $1900 to $3500 for metal and invisible appliances, respectively. Retainers cost $250-350 per arch, and follow-up consultations are $45 each. Payment methods include Nets, Baby Bonus card, and Paynow, with fees excluding GST.

Metal Braces

Student Braces

$3950(w/o GST)

Breakdown 
Bonding$950
Braces Adjustments$200 x 15
  • Free subsequent consultations/adjustments until teeth are straightened.
  • Discount: $50 off for full payment at the start of the package.

Metal Braces

Standard Braces Adult Braces

$4550(w/o GST)

Breakdown 
Bonding$950
Braces Adjustments$240 x 15
  • Free subsequent consultations/adjustments until teeth are straightened.
  • Discount: $50 off for full payment at the start of the package.

Clear Aligners (Invisible Braces)

Anterior Teeth / Teeth in Front

$3500(w/o GST)

Breakdown 
Digital Prescription and Treatment Planning$1000
Laboratory Cost for Aligners Manufacturing$1000
Placement of Attachments and First Sets of Aligners$1000
2 Reviews 2 months apart$250
  • Discount: $50 off for full payment at the start of the package.

Clear Aligners (Invisible Braces)

Moderate (Non-extraction)

$5950(w/o GST)

Breakdown 
Digital Prescription and Treatment Planning$1000
Laboratory Cost for Aligners Manufacturing$2000
Placement of Attachments and First Sets of Aligners$500
7 Reviews 2 to 3 months apart$350
  • Discount: $50 off for full payment at the start of the package.

Clear Aligners (Invisible Braces)

Complex (With extraction)

$6950(w/o GST)

Breakdown 
Digital Prescription and Treatment Planning$1000
Laboratory Cost for Aligners Manufacturing$2000
Placement of Attachments and First Sets of Aligners$800
9 Reviews 2 to 3 months apart$350
  • Discount: $50 off for full payment at the start of the package.

Kids Growth Modulation

Kids Growth Modulation utilises a child’s natural growth stages to correct and guide the growth of their teeth and jaw. By starting treatment early, it sets the foundation for a lifetime of good oral health and a beautiful smile. If you are worried about your child’s teeth, make an appointment with our orthodontic experts to find out how Kids Growth Modulation can help.

Ages 8-10 Years

Invisible Appliances

$3500(w/o GST)

Breakdown 
Digital Prescription and Treatment Planning$1000
Laboratory Cost$2500
Supplement for Invisalign$950
  • Unlimited refinements to allow baby teeth replacement.

Ages 8-10 Years Metal Appliances

Twin Block Therapy

$2500(w/o GST)

Breakdown 
1st Payment$1250
2nd Payment$1250
  • Reveiw/ Follow up Consultation – 45$ (Between 1 month and 3 months)

Ages 8-10 Years Metal Appliances

Face Mask Therapy

$2500(w/o GST)

  • Reveiw/ Follow up Consultation – 45$ (Between 1 month and 3 months)

Ages 8-10 Years Metal Appliances

Face Mask Therapy

$1900(w/o GST)

Breakdown 
1st Payment$950
2nd Payment$950
  • Reveiw/ Follow up Consultation – 45$ (Between 1 month and 3 months)

What Types of Teeth Alignment Problems Can Braces Fix?

Braces are an effective orthodontic treatment designed to correct a variety of teeth alignment problems. Here are the main types of alignment issues that braces can address, For a detailed assessment of how braces can address your specific needs, schedule a consultation with our clinic.

Spacing

Spacing issues refer to gaps between teeth that can occur naturally or as a result of missing teeth. Braces can close these gaps by moving teeth closer together, ensuring an even and aesthetically pleasing smile.

Excessive Overjet

An overbite happens when the upper front teeth significantly overlap the lower front teeth. This condition can cause excessive wear on the lower teeth and sometimes jaw pain. Braces can reposition the teeth and jaws to reduce or eliminate the overbite.

Underbite (Reverse Overjet)

An underbite is when the lower front teeth extend beyond the upper front teeth. This can affect chewing and speaking and cause jaw pain. Braces, often combined with other orthodontic devices, can correct the position of the teeth and jaws.

Crowding

Overcrowding occurs when there is insufficient space in the mouth for all the teeth to fit normally. This can lead to teeth overlapping or growing in misaligned positions. Braces can gradually move teeth into their correct positions, creating more space and improving alignment.

Crossbite

A crossbite occurs when some upper teeth sit inside the lower teeth rather than outside when the mouth is closed. This misalignment can lead to tooth wear, gum disease, and asymmetrical jaw growth. Braces can help move the teeth into the correct position.

Open Bite

An open bite is when the upper and lower teeth do not touch when the mouth is closed, creating a gap. This can be caused by habits like thumb sucking or tongue thrusting. Braces can adjust the teeth to close the gap, improving function and appearance.

Types of Braces in Singapore

There are now more types of braces available in Singapore than ever before. The most common and traditional type is metal braces. Other types include ceramic braces, lingual braces, self-ligating braces, and Invisalign.
 
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Metal Braces

Metal braces are popular and inexpensive. They are made of high-quality stainless steel and are attached to the teeth with adhesive. Metal braces cannot be removed by the wearer.

Ceramic Braces Singapore

Ceramic Braces

Ceramic braces are the same size and shape as metal braces, but the bands are tooth-colored or clear, so they don’t stand out as much. Some even use wires that look like teeth to make them even less noticeable.

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Why Do Braces At Smilepoint?

Dedicated Dental Professionals.

With nearly a decade of experience in dental care, the Smilepoint Dental team blends expertise with a true passion for personalised treatment. During your initial consultation, our dentists will walk you through the treatment options best suited to your needs, addressing any concerns or questions you may have about the process.

Convenient Locations

Smilepoint Dental Centre has total of 2 clinics span over the Island, Holland Village and Mapletree Business City.

Benefits & Side Effects

A beautiful smile is timeless, no matter the age

The advantages of adult braces go far beyond a beautiful smile. They improve all aspects of your lifestyle, from your self-esteem to your oral hygiene.

  • Good looks, a great smile, and more confidence: Perfect smiles enhance confidence and mental health. Further research shows that irregular teeth spacing affects partner choice and may indicate opposite-sex attraction. Braces improve jaw-tooth proportions and simplify a makeover.
  • Cleaner breath: Unclean teeth can cause bad breath. Overcrowded or crooked teeth often harbor bacteria, and food gets stuck between teeth. These particles become harder to brush and floss away. Straight teeth are easier to clean, and that means cleaner breath.
  • Smoother speech: Your tongue’s movement against your teeth affects word pronunciation. Misaligned teeth often cause lisps and can affect speech. Therefore, braces can improve speech.
  • Less cavities and gum disease: Plaque can build up on crowded, overlapping, or crooked teeth, making brushing and flossing difficult. Proper brushing preserves tooth enamel and prevents cavities. It can also reduce the risk of diabetes and heart disease.
  • Reduced tooth injury: Braces may minimize tooth trauma. Accidents can break teeth, often due to sports or falls. Some teeth stick out more than others, making them more susceptible to harm. When your teeth are straight, you are less likely to bite your tongue or face, and accidental tooth damage is less likely.
  • Improved bite & faster digestion: Braces aid digestion by reducing gaps and making chewing easier. Teeth braces speed up stomach digestion. Gas, bloating, and other gastrointestinal troubles are less likely.
  • Stronger Jawbones: Teeth location affects jawbone. Misaligned teeth can stress the bone when chewing, which may lead to later jaw bone erosion. When teeth are straightened, stress on the jaw joints and uneven tooth wear are no longer a problem.
 
 

Common & temporary side effects of braces

  • Minor discomfort: Adults who are unfamiliar with braces may feel some discomfort. The first few weeks may be the most uncomfortable.
  • Eating problems: Braces can make eating difficult for adults. This is one of the most common side effects, as braces restrict tooth movement.
  • Speech problems: Tight metal cables and brackets can make it difficult for adults to speak properly. Most adults with braces lisp.
  • Jaw pain: Jaw pain is the most common braces face side effect. Tight braces can cause tooth and jaw pain, especially if jaw therapy was done before braces.
  • Itching: Due to their unfamiliarity with metal wires and brackets, most teens and adults may experience irritation when wearing braces.
  • Oral ulcers: Early mouth sores from braces are common after discomfort.
  • Disrupted eating: Braces can disrupt eating for adults because they can’t eat everything and must chew carefully.
  • Allergies: Adults may have latex rubber allergies from braces or metal wire.
  • Extra oral hygiene duty: After wearing braces, individuals must be especially careful with their oral hygiene regimen because it takes longer to brush teeth and food won’t stay to the braces. Adults must be responsible. Thus, adult orthodontics has a best age.
  • Plaque formation: Plaque buildup around braces and teeth can cause tooth decay if people don’t take extra cleanliness precautions.

Aftercare

Taking good care of your braces is just as crucial to your success as having them fitted initially.

Taking good care of your braces is just as crucial to your success as having them fitted initially.

After getting braces, some people have minimal issues, while others have a harder time adjusting. If you’re struggling to deal with your braces, here are some helpful pointers for aftercare:

  • Brush and floss your teeth twice a day. This is even more important when you have braces, as plaque can build up more easily around the brackets and wires. Use a soft-bristled toothbrush and fluoride toothpaste, and floss with a special floss threader or interdental brush.
  • Avoid sticky foods. Sticky foods, such as caramel, taffy, and gum, can get stuck in your braces and make it difficult to remove. They can also damage your braces.
  • Avoid hard foods. Hard foods, such as apples, carrots, and ice, can also damage your braces. If you must eat these foods, cut them into small pieces.
  • See your orthodontist for regular checkups. Your orthodontist will need to adjust your braces periodically as your teeth move. They will also check for any problems with your braces.

Insurance & Subsidies

AIA dental Insurance

AIA

Smilepoint is an accredited service provider with IHP & AIA Dental Insurance.

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Medisave

Smilepoint is a CPF Medisave-accredited dental clinic for dental surgeries.

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CHAS

We are a CHAS-approved dental clinic. We accept valid CHAS, Merdeka and Pioneer Generation cards.

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Baby Bonus Scheme CDA

Smilepoint is a Baby Bonus (CDA) approved institution. You can use the funds from the CDA for dental treatments.

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Other Teeth Straightening Treatments

Invisalign singapore

Invisalign

$3500-$6950(w/o GST)

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braces for students Smilepoint

Braces for Students

$3950(w/o GST)

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Braces for kids

Braces for Kids

Early Dental Intervention

$1900-$6450(w/o GST)

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