Conventional Braces | Casey Dental Group

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$6200

$69 PER WEEK INTEREST FREE*

Conventional Braces
Conventional braces can frequently provide the very best treatment outcome which is why we will often recommend our patients choose this option.

What Are Conventional Braces?
These braces are also called traditional braces and are fixed onto teeth. They consist of small metal brackets that are bonded onto the teeth and which are connected to wires known as arch wires. These wires are held in position with elastic bands and apply gentle pressure on teeth, gradually moving the teeth into the desired positions.

Why are Conventional Braces Sometimes the Best Treatment Option?
Conventional fixed braces are renowned for producing reliable and excellent results. They can be especially good for providing extremely accurate tooth movements and our dentist will ensure the brackets and wires are precisely located to realign teeth. Fixed braces are also extremely good for correcting more complex orthodontic problems that are less suitable for removable braces. Another advantage of choosing conventional braces is that they are continuously working to straighten teeth.

Is It Difficult to Care for Conventional Braces?
Fixed braces do require a little extra care and it is necessary to spend extra time thoroughly cleaning around and in between all the brackets and wires. There are lots of different tools that can help you clean around your brace more easily and our dentist will show you exactly how to look after your brace to maintain good oral hygiene right throughout treatment.

Will I Need to Avoid Certain Foods?
You should be able to enjoy most foods but it’s best to avoid particularly hard or crunchy foods that could damage or break the brackets or wires. If you do want to eat something that is a bit harder or crunchier, it is better to cut it up into small pieces to make it easier to chew, and so you don’t have to bite into the food. It is also better to avoid very sticky foods that may get stuck around your brace.

How Will My Braces Feel?
Initially, just like any new appliance, your new brace may feel a little strange. This is perfectly normal, and it should only take a short while to become accustomed to your brace. It’s also perfectly normal to experience a little initial discomfort as your teeth begin to move positions. However, if this continues then please let us know because we can normally adjust your brace to help it feel more comfortable.

How Orhtodontic treatment can help

*Orthodontics from $6,200 Special Offer!

There are 2 ways to qualify for the $6200 Orthodontics Offer:

Option 1: Pay Up Front.
The total price for Orthodontics Treatment is $6,700. If you pay upfront a $500 discount will be applied making the total cost $6,200. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.

Options 2: Sibling Discount.
The total price for Orthodontics Treatment is $6,700. If the patient has a sibling, that has completed or is undergoing Orthodontic treatment, with the same dentist, a $500 discount will be applied. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.

Payment plan details utilising the Sibling Offer:
Total Price of Treatment after offer applied = $6,200
Initial Deposit for records = $300
Placing of braces payment = $1000

Remainder owing on payment plan = $4,900
Spread across 18 months interest free = $68.05 per week.

Payment Plan Details without Pay Up Front or Sibling Discount offers
If you do not qualify for either the Pay Up Front or the Sibling Discount offers your payment plan details are:

Total Price of Treatment after offer applied = $6,700
Initial Deposit for records = $300
Placing of braces payment = $1000

Remainder owing on payment plan = $5,400
Spread across 18 months interest free = $75 per week.

Disclaimer: The above explanation and fees are to be used as a guide only and hold no legal guarantee or obligation. Your individual circumstances may differ from calculations given above. Please contact the practice for specific calculations related to your treatment plan.

Conventional Braces

Conventional braces can frequently provide the very best treatment outcome which is why we will often recommend our patients choose this option.

What Are Conventional Braces?
These braces are also called traditional braces and are fixed onto teeth. They consist of small metal brackets that are bonded onto the teeth and which are connected to wires known as arch wires. These wires are held in position with elastic bands and apply gentle pressure on teeth, gradually moving the teeth into the desired positions.

 

Why are Conventional Braces Sometimes the Best Treatment Option?
Conventional fixed braces are renowned for producing reliable and excellent results. They can be especially good for providing extremely accurate tooth movements and our dentist will ensure the brackets and wires are precisely located to realign teeth. Fixed braces are also extremely good for correcting more complex orthodontic problems that are less suitable for removable braces. Another advantage of choosing conventional braces is that they are continuously working to straighten teeth.

 

Is It Difficult to Care for Conventional Braces?
Fixed braces do require a little extra care and it is necessary to spend extra time thoroughly cleaning around and in between all the brackets and wires. There are lots of different tools that can help you clean around your brace more easily and our dentist will show you exactly how to look after your brace to maintain good oral hygiene right throughout treatment.

 

Will I Need to Avoid Certain Foods?

You should be able to enjoy most foods but it’s best to avoid particularly hard or crunchy foods that could damage or break the brackets or wires. If you do want to eat something that is a bit harder or crunchier, it is better to cut it up into small pieces to make it easier to chew, and so you don’t have to bite into the food. It is also better to avoid very sticky foods that may get stuck around your brace.

 

Are There Any Options for Making Conventional Braces Less Visible?

Conventional braces are made from metal, but these days it is possible to have brackets made from clear plastic and which are less visible, but these may cost a little more. We find some of our patients enjoy making a statement with their braces and will use colourful elastics to customise them.

 

How Will My Braces Feel?
Initially, just like any new appliance, your new brace may feel a little strange. This is perfectly normal, and it should only take a short while to become accustomed to your brace. It’s also perfectly normal to experience a little initial discomfort as your teeth begin to move positions. However, if this continues then please let us know because we can normally adjust your brace to help it feel more comfortable.

 

*Orthodontics from $6,200 Special Offer!

There are 2 ways to qualify for the $6200 Orthodontics Offer:

Option 1: Pay Up Front.

The total price for Orthodontics Treatment is $6,700. If you pay upfront a $500 discount will be applied making the total cost $6,200. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.

Options 2: Sibling Discount.

The total price for Orthodontics Treatment is $6,700. If the patient has a sibling, that has completed or is undergoing Orthodontic treatment, with the same dentist, a $500 discount will be applied. This offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer.

Payment plan details utilising the Sibling Offer:

Total Price of Treatment after offer applied = $6,200
Initial Deposit for records = $300
Placing of braces payment = $1000

Remainder owing on payment plan = $4,900
Spread across 18 months interest free = $68.05 per week.

Payment Plan Details without Pay Up Front or Sibling Discount offers

If you do not qualify for either the Pay Up Front or the Sibling Discount offers your payment plan details are:

Total Price of Treatment after offer applied = $6,700
Initial Deposit for records = $300
Placing of braces payment = $1000

Remainder owing on payment plan = $5,400
Spread across 18 months interest free = $75 per week.

Disclaimer: The above explanation and fees are to be used as a guide only and hold no legal guarantee or obligation. Your individual circumstances may differ from calculations given above. Please contact the practice for specific calculations related to your treatment plan.

Meet your Dentist

Dr Jayson McNaughton

Principal Dentist
BDSc (Hons) Melb. Provider number: 2529772J

Dr Jayson McNaughton is the Principal dentist here at the Casey Dental Group, the practice he founded in 2009. He graduated from Dental School with honours at Melbourne University in 2003, and has dedicated his career to solely treating orthodontic patients here in the City of Casey.

He received his formal training in orthodontics in Sydney soon after graduating, and has since continually updated and furthered his orthodontic skills to keep at the forefront of his profession. Jayson also has an active role in overseeing and managing the Casey Dental Group, along with his fiance, ensuring the practice provides the best dental services for all of its patients.

He thoroughly enjoys orthodontics, and approaches each patient’s case as if they were his own family member. He believes this is a field where you always achieve a wonderful result for your patient, improving their smile and dental health, that will set them up for a lifetime. His approach to orthodontics is to make the process comfortable, cost effective, predictable and to always have a focus on not just achieving the best result for each of his patient’s cases, but making sure the result will last well past when the braces come off.

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