For Patients

Lingual braces are best known for being discreet – but their clinical range goes much further than many people realise.

Most people see a dentist regularly. Fewer make time for a hygienist – and yet both appointments are essential, each for different reasons.

A mandibular advancement device can be a highly effective treatment for snoring and obstructive sleep apnoea – but only when it's fitted well.

By the time a patient's teeth look straight, it can feel like the hard work is done – but for an experienced orthodontist, this is where the real precision begins.

SureSmile is one of the most advanced of these systems – and it's the technology behind every course of treatment at The London Lingual Orthodontic Clinic.

Prices vary considerably – from remote aligners to specialist treatment in a dedicated orthodontic practice – and the gap isn't always easy to understand from a website or a price list alone.

Hygiene visits can feel like something to pick up again once treatment is finished. In fact, orthodontic treatment is precisely the time when professional cleaning matters most.

Having your lingual braces fitted is an exciting milestone. If you're not quite sure what to expect, you're not alone. Here's what happens at each stage of the process, from your records appointment through to the bond-up itself.

Social media has transformed the way people research dental and orthodontic treatment. For some patients, Instagram is where the journey begins – scrolling through before-and-after photos, discovering new treatments, and building up a picture of what's possible.

If you've been researching orthodontic treatment in London, you'll have come across the term specialist-led. It sounds reassuring – and in many cases it is. But it's worth understanding what it actually means.

If you're researching lingual braces, chances are you've already come across clear aligners – and you may be wondering how the two compare.

Since founding The London Lingual Orthodontic Clinic in 2005, Dr Asif Chatoo has built a reputation for treating some of the most complex orthodontic cases – and bite correction is a central part of his work.