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Braces in Spain: Our Best Clinics and Costs 2024

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How Much Does Braces Cost in Spain?

The average price of Braces in Spain is $1,868, the minimum price is $555, and the maximum price is $4,215.
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Discover the Best Braces Clinics in Spain: 15 Verified Options and Prices

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Surgery Time - 2 hours
Stay in the country - 1 day
Rehabilitation - 1 day
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Our Braces Techniques: What Suits You Best?

When considering Braces, it’s important to understand the different techniques and which is best suited for you. Here’s a concise comparison of popular options:

Ceramic Braces

These are orthodontic braces that use clear or tooth-colored brackets to align teeth discretely.

Pros: Less noticeable than metal brackets, making them aesthetically pleasing. Suitable for adults and teens, they offer similar effectiveness to traditional braces with a subtle appearance.
Cons: Ceramic materials are more fragile and may require more care than metal brackets. They can stain if not properly maintained.
Effectiveness: Achieves up to 90% alignment success rate in dental correction.
Duration: 18-24 months
Recovery: Not needed
Best for: Individuals seeking discreet dental alignment. Suitable for mild to moderate bite correction.
Prices: Cost of Ceramic Braces in Spain from $3,492

Lingual Braces

Lingual braces are dental appliances fitted behind the teeth, making them invisible from the front.

Pros: Completely hidden from view, making them ideal for those seeking discretion. They provide effective teeth straightening with a success rate of 95%.
Cons: Lingual braces can cause initial discomfort and speech difficulties, unlike ceramic braces which are less intrusive.
Effectiveness: Achieves up to 95% success in dental alignment.
Duration: 1-2 hours
Recovery: Not needed
Best for: Adults and teens requiring discreet orthodontic treatment.

Damon Braces

These are self-ligating orthodontic braces that use a sliding mechanism to hold the wire, allowing teeth to move more freely and comfortably.

Pros: Requires fewer adjustments, reducing orthodontist visits by up to 50%. The sliding mechanism applies less pressure, enhancing comfort compared to traditional metal brackets.
Cons: May not be as discreet as lingual braces, with visibility similar to ceramic braces. Not suitable for all complex orthodontic cases.
Effectiveness: Achieves significant dental alignment with up to 70% fewer extractions.
Duration: 12-24 months
Recovery: Not needed
Best for: Ideal for moderate to severe dental alignment issues in patients aged 12-50.