Private Treatment

Private Treament

Private orthodontic treatment is available to patients of all ages. You can be referred to us by your family dentist, or self refer.

We offer a wide range of treatment options all of which can be discussed with you at your initial assessment with no obligation.

We do not have a waiting list for private treatment, which can begin almost immediately.

Cost of Treatment

CS Practice Services Ltd trading as Solihull Orthodontic Centre is an Appointed Representative of Financing First Limited, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. CS Practice Services Ltd is a credit broker, not a lender. The provider of a payment scheme which is not offered through or by Financing First Limited may not be so authorised and regulated.

We can make Orthodontic treatment affordable by offering a finance plan over 12, 24, 36, 48 and 60 months (interest bearing)

Complimentary Assessment

We offer a complimentary initial assessment where Dr Coley-Smith will carry out an examination of your teeth and treatment and financing options are discussed. Dr Coley-Smith is a registered Specialist in Orthodontics

Treatment Costs – Prices Quoted Are For Upper And Lower Appliances For The Whole Course Of Treatment Including Removable Night Time Retainers. There are no hidden costs

Stainless Steel Appliance Child (metal fixed braces including colours) – £2,995 (adult fees from £2995)

Ceramic Appliance Child – £3,945 (adult fees from £3945)

Invisalign Lite – £3,500

Invisalign Full / Teen – £4,500 (fees include tooth whitening for adults)

Night Time Retainers – £90.00 each

Fixed Retainers – £150 each

Solihull Orthodontic Centre is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

We welcome referrals for NHS Treatment

NHS treatment is available to eligible patients under 18 years and is intended to provide treatment for those patients who require it on the grounds of dental health. Patients under the age of 18 must be referred by their family dentist for an initial assessment.

All orthodontic practices with a contract for NHS treatment must comply with criteria designed to prioritise those in greatest need of treatment. Patients with mild dental irregularities, for whom orthodontic treatment would provide little or no health benefit will not be entitled NHS treatment.

For those patients who are not eligible for NHS treatment we can provide affordable private treatment.

NHS Treatments

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    Other Treatments Provided by Solihull Orthodontic Centre

    Invisalign and Invisalign Teen

    Invisalign is a series of clear, custom-made removable aligners used as an alternative to traditional fixed braces. The aligners are transparent and almost invisible making this a popular form of treatment amongst adults and teenagers who would like to straighten their teeth without the look or feel of fixed braces.

    Ceramic Aesthetic Fixed Braces

    Ceramic aesthetic fixed braces are a good choice if you are concerned about the appearance of metal braces. They work in exactly the same way as stainless steel appliances but are made from a translucent ceramic so that they blend with the underlying tooth colour.

    Functional Appliances

    A functional appliance is made up of two parts, one that fits in the upper jaw and one that fits in the lower jaw. They work together to alter the way that your teeth bite together by holding the lower jaw forwards.

    Traditional Fixed Braces

    Fixed braces are carefully bonded onto the teeth and stay in place for the course of treatment. Straightening wires run between the various attachments and are held in place with elastics.

    Removable Braces

    Removable braces can be removed from your mouth yourself for cleaning. They are used to carry out simple tooth movements and often used in conjunction with a fixed brace.

    Retainers

    Following orthodontic treatment it is important that the teeth are held in their new straightened position. This can be achieved by wearing removable or fixed retainers or a combination of the two.