1. Traditional metal braces

most common type. Made from stainless steel. Brackets are attached to the teeth and connected by a wire. Small elastic bands hold the wire in place. most affordable option. Best for: those needing significant tooth movement. 2. Ceramic braces Less noticeable. Tooth-colored or clear brackets blend with teeth. Can stain if not cared for properly (depending on the materials used). Typically more expensive Best for: who want a less visible option. 3. Lingual braces These are attached to the inside of the teeth. Nearly invisible from the front. Custom-made for each patient. Can initially affect speech and may irritate the tongue. more expensive options. 4. Self-ligating braces These use a built-in clip instead of elastic bands to hold the wire. Available in metal or ceramic versions. May reduce friction between the wire and brackets. Easier to keep clean Adjustment appointments shorter. Best for: Patients looking for a modern alternative to conventional braces. 5. Clear aligners These are a series of removable, transparent trays Nearly invisible. Can be removed for eating, brushing, and flossing. Require wearing them about 20–22 hours a day for best results. Not suitable for every complex orthodontic case Best for: Mild to moderate alignment issues Here at our clinic we have experienced orthodontist , to help you solve your orthodontic problems and give u a beautiful smile