Metal braces are a common orthodontic option for correcting crowded teeth, gaps, bite problems, and uneven tooth alignment. At About Tooth Dental Clinic, metal braces start from 44,000–69,000 THB, depending on case complexity, with a monthly payment option of 2,000 THB until the estimated treatment fee is fully paid.
Metal Braces Promotion at About Tooth
Looking for an orthodontic option to improve tooth alignment and your bite?
Traditional metal braces use brackets and orthodontic wires to gradually move the teeth into more suitable positions according to an individual treatment plan.
At About Tooth Dental Clinic, the total cost of metal braces depends on the complexity of the case and the dentist’s assessment.
Metal Braces Price & Payment Plan
Metal Braces: 44,000–69,000 THB
The final price depends on the complexity of your case and the dentist’s assessment.
Getting started:
- Consultation: 1,000 THB
- Upper & lower braces placement: 5,000 THB
- Monthly payment: 2,000 THB/month
Continue with monthly payments until the total estimated treatment fee is fully paid.
The current promotion includes 5 complimentary benefits:
- Free X-ray
- Free dental impressions
- Free first repair for a detached orthodontic appliance
- Free braces removal
- Free continued orthodontic treatment until completion after the full treatment fee has been paid
Special Benefits
Patients can also receive additional promotional benefits.
Free Pola Teeth Whitening
Receive free Pola teeth whitening after completing your orthodontic treatment when you refer a friend who starts any type of orthodontic treatment at About Tooth.
5% Discount on Dental Treatment Before Braces
Receive 5% off selected dental treatments required before orthodontic treatment, including:
- Scaling
- Dental fillings
- Tooth extraction
What Are Metal Braces?
Metal braces are a fixed orthodontic system consisting of brackets attached to the teeth and orthodontic wires that guide tooth movement.
Unlike removable clear aligners, metal braces remain attached to the teeth throughout treatment and are adjusted regularly according to the orthodontic treatment plan.
Metal braces may be used to treat a variety of orthodontic concerns, from mild tooth misalignment to more complex bite problems.
Who May Be Suitable for Metal Braces?
Metal braces may be considered for people with:
- Crowded teeth
- Gaps between teeth
- Uneven tooth alignment
- Open bite
- Crossbite
- Underbite
- Other bite-related problems
They may also be suitable for patients who prefer a traditional orthodontic option and do not mind having visible brackets and wires.
The dentist will assess your teeth, bite, and jaw relationship before recommending the most appropriate orthodontic treatment.
Why Choose Metal Braces?
Metal braces remain a popular orthodontic option because they can be used for many different types of tooth movement.
Some patients may choose metal braces because they:
- Can treat a wide range of orthodontic problems
- Remain fixed in place throughout treatment
- Do not require patients to remember to insert or remove aligners
- Allow patients to choose colorful elastic bands
- Offer a traditional orthodontic option at a different price point from clear aligners
The most appropriate type of braces will depend on your individual dental condition and treatment goals.
What Happens Before Getting Metal Braces?
Before starting orthodontic treatment, the dentist will evaluate your teeth and bite to create an appropriate treatment plan.
The process may include:
1. Orthodontic Consultation
The dentist checks your tooth alignment, bite, and overall oral condition.
2. X-ray and Dental Records
X-rays and dental impressions may be taken to help plan tooth movement.
3. Oral Health Preparation
Any necessary dental treatment, such as scaling, fillings, or tooth extraction, may need to be completed before braces are placed.
4. Braces Placement
Metal brackets and orthodontic wires are placed on the teeth.
5. Regular Adjustments
You will return for follow-up appointments so the dentist can adjust the braces and monitor tooth movement.
How Long Does Metal Braces Treatment Take?
The treatment period varies from person to person.
Factors that can affect treatment time include:
- Degree of tooth crowding
- Bite condition
- Amount of tooth movement required
- Whether teeth need to be extracted
- Patient response to treatment
- Regular attendance at follow-up appointments
Your dentist can provide a more accurate estimated treatment period after examining your teeth.
How to Take Care of Metal Braces
Good oral hygiene is especially important while wearing fixed braces because food and plaque can accumulate around the brackets and wires.
Patients with metal braces should:
- Brush carefully around brackets and wires
- Floss or use appropriate interdental cleaning tools
- Avoid biting very hard or sticky foods
- Attend regular orthodontic appointments
- Contact the clinic if a bracket or orthodontic appliance becomes loose or damaged
Taking good care of your braces can help keep your teeth and gums healthy throughout treatment.
Metal Braces at About Tooth Dental Clinic
Metal braces treatment is available at both About Tooth Dental Clinic branches:
📍 Siam Branch — SIAMSCAPE, 8th Floor
📍 BTS Punnawithi Branch — True Digital Park, 2nd Floor
Thinking about getting metal braces? Visit About Tooth Dental Clinic for an orthodontic consultation. Our dental team can assess your tooth alignment and bite before recommending a treatment plan that suits your individual needs.
You can book an appointment with a dentist for consultation and an oral health assessment at About Tooth Dental Clinic. We are open at both our Siam and Punnawithi branches, conveniently located right next to the BTS stations at each location. For more information or to schedule an appointment in advance, please call 087-555-4665 or 080-481-5555, or add us on LINE Official Account at @abouttooth to chat with our team.
Metal Braces Promotion (FAQs)
Q: How much do metal braces cost at About Tooth?
Metal braces are priced from 44,000–69,000 THB, depending on the complexity of the individual case and the dentist’s assessment.
Q: Is there a monthly payment option for metal braces?
Yes. Patients can pay 2,000 THB per month until the total estimated treatment fee has been fully paid.
Q: How much is the braces placement fee?
The fee for placing upper and lower metal braces is 5,000 THB.
Q: How much is the consultation fee?
The orthodontic consultation fee is 1,000 THB.
Q: What is included for free in the promotion?
The promotion includes free X-ray, dental impressions, first repair for a detached orthodontic appliance, braces removal, and continued orthodontic treatment until completion after the full treatment fee has been paid.
Q: Who may be suitable for metal braces?
Metal braces may be suitable for patients with crowded teeth, gaps, uneven alignment, or certain bite problems. A dental assessment is required to determine the most appropriate orthodontic treatment.
Q: Is teeth whitening included?
Patients can receive free Pola teeth whitening after completing orthodontic treatment when they refer a friend who starts any type of orthodontic treatment at About Tooth.
Q: Are there any discounts before starting braces?
Yes. The promotion includes a 5% discount on selected pre-orthodontic treatments, including scaling, dental fillings, and tooth extraction.
Dr. Papatsara Veerapol, D.D.S. is a dentist specializing in orthodontics, dental implants, and prosthodontics (veneers, dentures). She graduated with honors (Second Class) from the Faculty of Dentistry at Chulalongkorn University. She later earned a Master’s degree in Prosthodontics from Srinakharinwirot University. With extensive work experience, she holds an Advanced General Dentistry Certificate and is certified as a Platinum Provider of Invisalign for 2021 and achieved Zenyum Star Tier status in 2023.
Currently, she is the founder of About Tooth Dental Clinic, which was honored with the World Class Award 2021 in the category of The Best of International Healthy Business. She also serves as a member of the Thai Association of Dental Implants (TADI) and the Thai Prosthodontics Association.