Lingual braces are attached to the inner surfaces of teeth. Educational illustration.
Tooth spacing and crowding are discussed as individual concerns. Educational illustration.
A Chinese orthodontist discusses a lingual treatment plan. Educational illustration.
Brackets sit on the tongue side rather than the outward-facing tooth surface. Educational illustration.
The exact system and custom components must be confirmed. Educational illustration.
Case coverage specifies one or both arches. Educational illustration.
Additional procedures and fees are checked separately. Educational illustration.
The case quotation distinguishes scope from extra charges. Educational illustration.
Lingual braces are attached to the inner surfaces of teeth. Educational illustration.
Tooth spacing and crowding are discussed as individual concerns. Educational illustration.
A Chinese orthodontist discusses a lingual treatment plan. Educational illustration.
Brackets sit on the tongue side rather than the outward-facing tooth surface. Educational illustration.
The exact system and custom components must be confirmed. Educational illustration.
Case coverage specifies one or both arches. Educational illustration.
Additional procedures and fees are checked separately. Educational illustration.
The case quotation distinguishes scope from extra charges. Educational illustration.
Lingual braces are attached to the inner surfaces of teeth. Educational illustration.
Tooth spacing and crowding are discussed as individual concerns. Educational illustration.
A Chinese orthodontist discusses a lingual treatment plan. Educational illustration.
Brackets sit on the tongue side rather than the outward-facing tooth surface. Educational illustration.
The exact system and custom components must be confirmed. Educational illustration.
Case coverage specifies one or both arches. Educational illustration.
Additional procedures and fees are checked separately. Educational illustration.
The case quotation distinguishes scope from extra charges. Educational illustration.
Lingual braces are attached to the inner surfaces of teeth. Educational illustration.
Tooth spacing and crowding are discussed as individual concerns. Educational illustration.
A Chinese orthodontist discusses a lingual treatment plan. Educational illustration.
Brackets sit on the tongue side rather than the outward-facing tooth surface. Educational illustration.
The exact system and custom components must be confirmed. Educational illustration.
Case coverage specifies one or both arches. Educational illustration.
Additional procedures and fees are checked separately. Educational illustration.
The case quotation distinguishes scope from extra charges. Educational illustration.

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Lingual braces are attached to the inner surfaces of teeth. Educational illustration.
Custom Lingual Braces in China
$15,490.00
Lingual braces are attached to the inner surfaces of teeth. Educational illustration.

Fixed Braces on the Inner Side of Your Teeth.

Discuss custom lingual orthodontic treatment for your tooth alignment and bite concerns. Brackets and an archwire are placed on the tongue side of the teeth. An orthodontic assessment establishes suitability, complexity and the individual prescription.

Ask About My Orthodontic Plan

WHAT MATTERS TO YOU

Connect Your Bite, Preferences and Daily Care.

Consider the appliance position, your bite and the care needed throughout fixed orthodontic treatment.

Tooth spacing and crowding are discussed as individual concerns. Educational illustration.

Explain your alignment and bite concerns

Describe crowding, spaces or bite difficulties and why you prefer an appliance on the inner tooth surfaces. The clinician compares suitable approaches.

Brackets sit on the tongue side rather than the outward-facing tooth surface. Educational illustration.

Understand tongue-side fixed braces

Lingual brackets and an archwire stay attached during treatment. Discuss access for cleaning, comfort, speech and how the appliance fits your bite.

Daily hygiene and continuing reviews require planning. Educational illustration.

Plan reviews and retention

Confirm adjustment visits, how problems are handled while travelling and the retention plan after active treatment. Do not assume retainers are included.

HOW IT WORKS

From Your Questions to an Orthodontic Prescription.

Four conversations to organise before treatment or travel. People shown are illustrative, not actual staff or patient testimonials.

The patient prepares goals and availability for reviews. Educational illustration.

STEP 01

Share your goals and previous treatment

Start with your concerns, previous orthodontic treatment and availability for reviews. Ask how to share existing records securely.

A Chinese orthodontist examines teeth and bite. Educational illustration.

STEP 02

Arrange the clinical assessment

The clinician evaluates the teeth, gums, bite and records needed to decide whether lingual braces are appropriate.

The written prescription identifies appliance system, arches and scope. Educational illustration.

STEP 03

Clarify the appliance and quotation

Confirm the exact system, custom components, one or both arches, bonding, review adjustments and any refinement scope.

Repeated review visits and local care are coordinated. Educational illustration.

STEP 04

Plan continuing appointments

Agree on the proposed review schedule, travel arrangements and access to care between visits. The source does not establish a fixed treatment duration.

PRODUCT IDENTITY • SPECIFICATION • YOUR PLAN

Lingual Position. Custom Prescription. Defined Scope.

Match the listed name to the exact registered product and written clinical prescription.

The exact system and custom components must be confirmed. Educational illustration.

Confirm the exact appliance system

The source lists custom lingual orthodontics without naming a manufacturer. Confirm the brand, bracket and wire system and what is individually customised.

An inner-arch view clearly locates the lingual appliance. Educational illustration.

Locate brackets on the tongue side

The appliance is fixed to the inner tooth surfaces. The orthodontist evaluates tooth form, gums, bite and cleaning access before recommending it.

Case coverage specifies one or both arches. Educational illustration.

Define the treated arches and case

The source prices a case. Confirm one or both arches and the treatment objectives rather than assuming a particular scope from the case price.

UNDERSTAND YOUR TREATMENT

The Appliance and the Bite It Is Planned For.

Educational diagrams explain fixed tongue-side braces. They do not identify a manufacturer or predict individual tooth movement.

A bracket and archwire form the fixed appliance. Educational illustration.

FIXED APPLIANCE

Brackets and the connecting archwire

Bonded brackets and an archwire deliver the planned orthodontic forces. The actual design and wire sequence require a clinician prescription.

The clinician evaluates teeth and bite relationship. Educational illustration.

INDIVIDUAL ASSESSMENT

Your teeth, gums and bite relationship

Assessment considers dental and periodontal health, tooth positions and how the arches meet. Appliance location alone does not determine suitability.

UNDERSTAND YOUR QUOTATION

Six Parts to Clarify Before Starting.

Confirm each service below in your written quotation. This checklist does not mean that every stage is included in the listed item.

Records and diagnosis support the individual treatment plan. Educational illustration.
01

Examination and treatment plan

Confirm the required examination, records and planning, and whether they are within the case quotation.

The appliance prescription specifies custom components and arch coverage. Educational illustration.
02

Custom appliance prescription

Identify the bracket and wire system, customisation scope and one- or two-arch coverage.

A fixed bracket is bonded on a tongue-side tooth surface. Educational illustration.
03

Bonding and attachments

Clarify appliance fitting, bonding and any additional attachments prescribed for your case.

Review visits check the appliance and planned adjustments. Educational illustration.
04

Review adjustments and refinement

Agree which review visits, appliance adjustments and finishing or refinement stages are covered.

Additional procedures and fees are checked separately. Educational illustration.
05

Additional procedures and fees

Ask about extractions, anchorage screws, 3D planning and complexity fees. The source lists these separately; confirm any credit or additional charge.

A retainer and follow-up plan are considered after active treatment. Educational illustration.
06

Retention and continuing care

Confirm retainer design, supply, reviews, replacement charges and who provides continuing care.

Educational illustrations. Components, clinical suitability and the agreed service scope require an individual plan.

PLAN THE WHOLE JOURNEY

Before, During and After Active Treatment.

Plan your appointments and continuing care around the clinical assessment. Images are educational illustrations, not actual patient cases.

Preparation before fitting includes records and written scope. Educational illustration.

BEFORE

Before appliance fitting

Discuss your goals, health history, gum health and assessment records. Confirm the written prescription, full cost and any preparatory care.

Daily cleaning and scheduled reviews accompany fixed treatment. Educational illustration.

DURING

During fixed orthodontic treatment

Attend prescribed reviews, follow cleaning and diet guidance and report loose components or persistent discomfort. Progress and adjustments follow the clinical plan.

Retention instructions and continuing care are retained after active treatment. Educational illustration.

AFTER

After active treatment

Clarify appliance removal, the retention plan, review arrangements and any separate fees. Continue dental hygiene and follow the clinician retainer instructions.

BEFORE YOU DECIDE

Know Your Scope and Plan Your Reviews.

The case quotation distinguishes scope from extra charges. Educational illustration.
01

Separate the case fee from additional care

Confirm examinations, appliance, bonding, review adjustments and finishing scope. Ask about retainers, extractions, anchorage screws, 3D planning and complexity fees.

Reviews and travel planning follow the clinical schedule. Educational illustration.
02

Plan care around repeated reviews

Orthodontic care may require repeated visits and continuing support. Confirm the proposed schedule and local follow-up before committing to travel; no fixed duration is promised.

Illustrative planning scenes. Your written quote and clinical plan define the scope and appointments.

YOUR WRITTEN PLAN

Details to Confirm Before Payment.

Use these questions to clarify your individual orthodontic treatment plan.

Is this suitable for my bite?

Which appliance is prescribed?

Are one or both arches covered?

What reviews and refinements are covered?

What is separately charged?

How is continuing care arranged?

PRACTICAL QUESTIONS

Questions About Your Custom Lingual Braces Plan.

Where are lingual braces placed?

How are fixed braces used?

Which brand is listed?

Does per case mean both arches?

Will the appliance affect daily activities?

Are retainers and extractions included?

How long will treatment take?

Can I arrange treatment around travel?

The plan combines appliance details, arches, cost and ongoing care. Educational illustration.

Bring Your Appliance, Visits and Full Costs Together.

Request a written lingual orthodontic plan covering suitability, the exact appliance, treated arches, reviews, any separate procedures and retention. Clinical assessment is required before treatment decisions.

Ask About My Orthodontic Plan
A Chinese orthodontist discusses a lingual treatment plan. Educational illustration.

YOUR NEXT STEP

Plan Your Custom Lingual Braces

Request a written lingual orthodontic plan covering suitability, the exact appliance, treated arches, reviews, any separate procedures and retention. Clinical assessment is required before treatment decisions.

  • Discuss suitability and alternatives
  • Confirm specifications and full costs
  • Plan appointments and ongoing care

Clinical suitability and appointment dates require confirmation. This form is not for emergencies.

Ask about your custom lingual braces plan

Custom Lingual Braces in China

Please do not send sensitive medical records in this initial inquiry.