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Fastbraces for Upper and Lower Arch with Retainer at Wincanton Dental Practice

Fastbraces for Upper and Lower Arch with Retainer at Wincanton Dental Practice

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Value:£ 1499
was: £4000
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Featuring triangular-shaped brackets and wires, Fastbraces are designed to straighten the teeth faster than regular braces

The Deal

  • £1,499 for Fastbraces for upper and lower arch with a retainer (63% off)

What are Fastbraces®?

Fastbraces® make use of triangular-shaped brackets and wires to help move both the crown and root of the tooth at the same time. The treatment can be used to address a number of issues, including misaligned teeth and incorrect bites.

How many appointments are required?

Up to six sessions will be needed over the course of the treatment. Fastbraces® are designed to work faster than conventional braces, with typical treatment time averaging between three months to a year, depending on individual circumstances.

What is a retainer?

A clear plastic mould which fits comfortably over teeth and which should be worn for a time period depending on the condition of the client’s teeth. It is designed to keep teeth in their new position, and should be kept clean at all times.


Featuring triangular-shaped brackets and wires, Fastbraces are designed to straighten the teeth faster than regular braces

The Deal £1,499 for Fastbraces for upper and lower arch with a retainer (63% off) What are Fastbraces®? Fastbraces® make use of triangular-shaped brackets and wires to help move both the crown and root of the tooth at the same time. The treatment can be used to address a number of issues, including misaligned teeth and incorrect bites. How many appointments are required? Up to six sessions will be needed over the course of the treatment. Fastbraces® are designed to work faster than conventional braces, with typical treatment time averaging between three months to a year, depending on individual circumstances. What is a retainer? A clear plastic mould which fits comfortably over teeth and which should be worn for a time period depending on the condition of the client’s teeth. It is designed to keep teeth in their new position, and should be kept clean at all times.
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