White Ceramic Braces for Teens in Vienna

When the permanent teeth have mostly come in, usually starting around the ages of ten to twelve.

No. The brackets themselves do not discolor. However, be sure to maintain thorough oral hygiene, as plaque can build up around the brackets.

The brackets themselves are tooth-colored and barely noticeable. The archwire that moves the teeth is usually covered with a white coating, but it remains visible.

No, they are a private service. Fixed braces with silver brackets (for IOTN 4 or 5) are free of charge.

As a general guideline, treatment usually lasts one to two years. The exact duration depends on the misalignment and the course of treatment.

Having the brackets bonded on doesn’t hurt. A slight feeling of tightness is normal in the first few days after the bonding; it subsides quickly.

The most important thing is to brush your teeth after every meal. Interdental brushes complement your oral care routine—they reach the spaces around brackets and wires.

If the areas around the brackets aren’t cleaned thoroughly, plaque can build up there and, over time, white calcium deposits may form. Good oral hygiene prevents this.

Yes. For contact sports such as soccer, handball, or martial arts, we recommend wearing a mouthguard.

They’re a little more brittle; eating very hard foods can damage the brackets. But they hold up well in everyday use.

In that case, just contact us, and we’ll take care of it right away. Until your appointment, you can cover any pressure marks with a little protective wax.