Adult Braces

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Adult braces Cost from as little as $40/week.

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What’s right for me?

Can I Get Braces on Teeth for Adults?

Absolutely. Adult orthodontics is increasingly popular across Sydney, with people in their 20s, 30s, 40s and beyond choosing braces to straighten teeth, fix bite problems, and reduce the risk of future dental complications.

We treat adults from all backgrounds—business professionals, parents, retirees and students. Treatment options now include smaller brackets, clear aligners and ceramic braces, making it easier to maintain a professional appearance during treatment.

Benefits of Adult Braces:

  • Improve the way your teeth function and feel
  • Correct jaw alignment and reduce clenching or grinding
  • Enhance the way your smile looks
  • Long-term protection against gum disease and enamel wear
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Cost of Adult Braces

How much do Adult braces cost?

At Clear Braces Orthodontics, we aim to keep pricing simple and transparent. Adult braces in Sydney generally range from:

Your exact cost depends on the complexity of your case, treatment duration, and the style of braces you choose. All treatment includes check-ups, adjustments and monitoring by a registered specialist.

Payment options:

  • Interest-free instalments
  • Health fund rebates
  • No hidden fees
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Are Traditional Metal Braces Still an Option for Adults?

Traditional Metal Braces

Yes—and they’re more effective than ever. Metal braces remain one of the most precise and predictable ways to move teeth.

Our modern braces are sleeker, smaller and more comfortable than the older styles. Adults choose metal braces for faster movement, particularly when correcting significant crowding or jaw misalignment.

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Why adults in Sydney still choose metal braces:

  • Strong and reliable for complex cases
  • Shorter treatment time in many cases
  • Lower cost compared to clear aligners
  • Option for clear or neutral-toned elastics

We also offer ceramic brackets for a more discreet look if you’d prefer something less noticeable but still as effective.

Compare your options

Thinking about something more discreet?

Invisalign® vs. Braces

Invisalign® is one of the most popular orthodontic treatments for adults in Sydney who want subtle, removable and wire-free alignment. But how does it compare to traditional braces?

Comparison: Invisalign® vs Metal Braces

FeaturesInvisalign Tradition Braces
AppearanceVirtually invisibleVisible (can be discreet)
RemovableYesNo
ComfortSmooth, no wiresBrackets & wires (initial discomfort)
Diet RestrictionsNoneYes (avoid sticky/hard foods)
Treatment SuitabilityMild to moderate casesAll case types
Average Cost $4,000 – $8,500$3,500 – $8,000
Cleaning & MaintenanceEasier (remove to brush)Brushing with brackets
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Is Invisalign® right for you?

It depends on the complexity of your teeth. We’ll assess your bite and recommend the most effective solution—whether clear aligners or braces.

What should I expect during treatment?

So what’s next?

Once you’re ready to begin, we’ll guide you through the process with clarity and care.

Initial Consultation:
You’ll receive a full examination, digital scan, X-rays and a tailored plan from your orthodontist.

Treatment Process:
Most adult cases take between 12 to 24 months, depending on severity. You’ll visit us every 6–8 weeks for adjustments or tray checks (Invisalign®).

Ongoing Support:
Our Chatswood clinic offers flexible hours and ongoing check-ins to keep your treatment smooth and efficient.

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Real Results From Adult Orthodontics in Sydney

Before & After Results

We believe results speak for themselves. Here are just a few examples of how adult orthodontics has reshaped smiles, improved bites and boosted confidence for our Sydney clients.

FeaturesInvisalign Tradition BracesResult
Patient AInvisalign®14 monthsClosed spacing, aligned upper and lower
Patient BCeramic Braces18 monthsResolved crowding, corrected bite
Patient CMetal Braces20 monthsFixed midline and deep bite

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Why Adults Across Sydney Trust Clear Braces Orthodontics

We’re not a general dental clinic—we’re a dedicated orthodontic practice with years of experience in treating adult patients.

What sets us apart?

  • Led by specialist orthodontists, not general dentists
  • A clinic built around adult needs: privacy, discretion, and convenience
  • Evening and Saturday appointments available
  • Conveniently located in Chatswood, servicing Sydney’s North Shore including Willoughby, Lane Cove, and Artarmon.
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FAQs

Not at all. Adults of all ages—30s, 40s, 50s and beyond—can successfully straighten their teeth with modern orthodontic treatments.

Most adult cases take between 12 to 24 months, depending on your bite and the type of braces used.

Yes. We can plan treatment around crowns, implants or gaps to align your teeth safely and effectively.

You might notice a slight change for the first few days, but most people adjust quickly and speak normally soon after.

Typically, every 6–8 weeks for adjustments or progress checks—some treatments like Invisalign® may need less frequent visits.

Let’s start the journey.

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