First meeting and conversation
This is the first visit to the orthodontist. The doctor checks the condition of your teeth, their alignment and your bite. They also ask about your expectations and any problems, such as jaw pain or tooth wear. At the end you receive preliminary information about possible treatment, its duration and approximate cost.
Thorough examinations
At this stage the necessary examinations are performed, such as X-rays (computed tomography, cephalometry), a 3D scan, and photographs of the teeth and face. Thanks to these, the orthodontist can accurately assess bone structure, tooth position, facial proportions and potential limitations. This allows treatment to be planned well and problems to be avoided in the future.
A plan tailored to you
Based on the examinations, the orthodontist prepares a treatment plan. It includes a description of the problem, the chosen method, treatment time, number of visits and exact costs. The patient also learns about other possible options, so they can make a decision calmly.
Start of treatment
During this visit a fixed appliance is fitted, aligners are handed over or a removable appliance is adjusted - depending on the chosen method. The visit usually takes up to an hour. The patient receives instructions on hygiene, dietary recommendations and what to expect in the first days after the appliance is fitted.
Monitoring progress
Check-up visits take place regularly, usually every 4-8 weeks, and every 2.5 months in the case of aligners. The orthodontist checks progress, adjusts the appliance or replaces the aligners. If needed, they make small changes to the treatment plan so that the result is as good and safe as possible.
A straight smile
After the active phase of treatment is complete, the appliance is removed. It is a special moment that patients wait for impatiently! The teeth are thoroughly cleaned and the doctor shows the final result. It is a very pleasant moment, but the treatment is not quite over yet.
Keeping your teeth straight
After the appliance is removed, the teeth may try to return to their old position. That is why retention is necessary, e.g. special aligners or a thin wire bonded to the inside of the teeth. The orthodontist chooses the best option and explains how to use it. It is a very important stage that preserves the results of treatment for many years.
Correcting the dental arches restores the child's natural nasal breathing pattern, which translates into deeper sleep, better oxygenation of the brain and improved concentration at school. Proper tooth alignment gives the tongue the right space, eliminating speech defects (e.g. lisping) and making it easier for the child to communicate freely.
Straight teeth mean trouble-free hygiene and a drastic reduction in the risk of painful dental treatment. Early correction also prevents asymmetrical overload of the temporomandibular joints, which in adolescents can cause chronic headaches.
Children with visible bite defects often withdraw from relationships, cover their mouths when laughing and build lasting insecurities. Starting treatment at this stage protects the child's psyche during the most important period of forming their sense of self-worth.
| Orthodontic consultation + photo documentation + cephalometric X-ray | 490 zł |
| Treatment plan presentation | 200 zł |
| follow-up visit | 300 zł |
| ICONIX gold braces (one arch) | 3600 zł |
| Metal braces(one arch) | 3400 zł |
| Crystal braces(one arch) | 3900 zł |
| Self-ligating metal braces (one arch) | 4400 zł |
| Self-ligating crystal braces(one arch) | 4900 zł |
| Spark clear aligners | individual pricing |
| Braces removal (one arch) | 450 zł |
| Retainer | 600 zł |
| Passive retention splint | 800 zł |
| Cephalometric X-ray | 100 zł |
