Align your smile with precision and confidence.
Our braces treatment focuses on correcting crooked teeth, spacing issues, and bite irregularities through planned, step-by-step orthodontic care. Each case is assessed for both functional and aesthetic improvement.
At Agarwal Dental Clinic, children, teens, and adults receive personalized braces plans with regular progress tracking and long-term retention guidance.
Braces Solutions We Offer
Comprehensive orthodontic solutions designed for better alignment, healthier bite, and confident smiles.
Common Braces Treatments
Each orthodontic plan is customized after evaluating alignment, bite pattern, jaw relationship, and long-term stability goals.
- Metal braces for reliable alignment correction
- Ceramic braces for more aesthetic orthodontics
- Crowding, spacing, and rotated teeth correction
- Bite correction for overbite, underbite, crossbite
- Retention planning to maintain final results
Our objective is not only straight teeth, but also balanced bite function, gum-friendly movement, and stable long-term outcomes.
Who Can Benefit
Children, teens, and adults with crooked teeth, spacing, bite issues, or smile alignment concerns can benefit from braces treatment.
How We Plan Your Case
Diagnosis includes clinical exam, records, and imaging when needed, followed by a stage-wise orthodontic roadmap.
Regular review visits help maintain safe tooth movement and steady progress throughout treatment.
All Ages
Kids to Adults
Planned Care
Stepwise Alignment Protocol
Bite Focus
Functional Occlusion Correction
2 Branches
Easy Access Across Jhansi
Structured Treatment for Stable Smile Results
Our orthodontic workflow is designed for safe tooth movement, consistent progress, and long-term retention after alignment.
1. Consultation and Records
Initial orthodontic evaluation with alignment analysis and bite assessment.
2. Braces Placement
Brackets and wires are placed according to personalized treatment strategy.
3. Regular Adjustments
Scheduled follow-ups guide controlled tooth movement and bite correction.
4. Retention Phase
Retainers are provided to preserve alignment and prevent relapse after braces removal.
Regular progress visits keep treatment on track and outcomes predictable.
Meet Our Specialist Doctors
Our three M.D.S. specialists work together to provide precision-led, comfortable, and result-focused dental care for every patient.
Dr. A. P. Agarwal
MDS, ProsthodontistSpecializes in dental implants, crowns, bridges, and full-mouth rehabilitation, restoring optimal oral function, comfort, and natural-looking smile aesthetics.
Dr. Anshul Agarwal
MDS, OrthodontistSpecializes in advanced orthodontic treatments, including braces and clear aligners, helping patients achieve proper teeth alignment, healthy bite function, and confident smiles.
Dr. Tamanna Agarwal
MDS, Periodontist & ImplantologistSpecialized in gum care, periodontal treatments, and implant maintenance, helping patients achieve healthy gums and long-lasting oral wellness.
Ready to Start Braces Treatment?
Book your orthodontic consultation today for complete smile and bite evaluation with a personalized braces treatment plan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about braces treatment, duration, comfort, and maintenance.
Braces are used to align teeth, correct bite issues, and improve both smile aesthetics and oral function.
Depending on your case, options may include metal braces, ceramic braces, and other orthodontic systems advised by specialist.
Mild discomfort can occur after activation visits, but it is temporary and usually resolves within a few days.
Duration varies by case complexity, but many braces treatments are completed in approximately 12 to 24 months.
Yes, braces are effective for adults as well, provided gums and supporting structures are healthy.
Most patients are reviewed every 4 to 6 weeks so wires can be adjusted and progress can be monitored.
Very hard, sticky, and crunchy foods should be limited to avoid bracket or wire damage.
Yes, braces can help correct many bite issues such as overbite, underbite, crossbite, and crowding-related occlusion problems.