The London Lingual Orthodontic Clinic was the first practice in the UK dedicated to lingual braces. We can transform your smile and confidence with advanced, innovative and discreet treatment.
What are lingual braces?
Lingual braces are bonded to the back of your teeth, so they are almost completely invisible, and discreetly move your teeth into the correct position to transform your smile, face and confidence.
Most people will see results quickly, with teeth appearing straighter after just a few weeks.
The benefits of lingual braces
There are many benefits of lingual braces. Like traditional braces, they consist of brackets and wires to allow excellent control over your teeth straightening treatment. Whatever your choice of lingual system, we offer them all here. Our preferred option is SureSmile Advanced because it allows us greater precision and control and we can plan all aspects of your treatment in 3D. The customised SureSmile Advanced wires are precision-engineered by robots.
We use the treatment planning software to show you exactly what can be achieved and how your teeth will move. You will have the opportunity to ask as many questions as you need and enjoy feeling in control of your treatment.
For many of our patients, an important benefit of lingual braces is that you can see the effects of your treatment unfolding, whereas with conventional braces your teeth are hidden throughout.
Find out more
We are experts in all brace systems, from lingual braces to traditional metal braces and aligners. So, whatever your needs, we’ll assess your individual situation and help you find the right solution.
View our consultation options or get in touch with us to see how we can help you.
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We were thrilled to be finalists in the Aesthetic Dentistry Awards 2021, having entered the ‘Interdisciplinary’ category which celebrates dental teamwork.
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17 months have quickly passed since James first came to the London Lingual Orthodontic Clinic for treatment. James talks to us about all his tips and tricks as he nears the end of his treatment.
