Braces prices vary significantly between types, and even within the same type, costs can vary due to several factors to be covered later. Here’s a quick summary of the price ranges for all kinds of braces:
When it comes to braces, the cost can vary depending on how complex your dental malocclusion is. If we are talking about overbite, underbite, or similar bite issues, the price might not go anywhere higher than S$4,990* with Zenyum, assuming the case is suitable for clear aligner treatment.
More severe cases like overcrowding, spacing, or bite issues often require longer treatment times and more precise adjustments, which can increase the total cost. It's always best to book a consultation to get a personalized treatment plan and quote.
While braces generally start in the thousands, various factors can influence the overall price. The aesthetic appeal and advanced technology of clear aligners may lead to differences in cost. Braces using brackets may involve potential issues like broken brackets and wires, which can result in additional appointments and costs. It’s worth noting that with invisible braces like Zenyum, all aligner sets are included in the total pricing, making it straightforward and hassle-free for you.
Invisible braces, also known as clear aligners, offer a discreet, metal-free way to straighten your teeth. Instead of brackets and wires, these aligners use custom-made plastic moulds that gently shift your teeth into place over time.
They are a popular choice for adults and teens alike, thanks to their subtle appearance and minimal discomfort. In fact, many people find clear aligners to be one of the least painful orthodontic options available. Take a look at the pros and cons of invisible braces:
Zenyum Invisible Braces offer a sleek, comfortable way to straighten your teeth without compromising your lifestyle. With fewer clinic visits and a transparent, all-in-one price, it’s a smart choice for modern smile care. Take our free smile check today to see if you're eligible and start your smile journey with Zenyum.
When you think of “brace face,” you are probably picturing traditional metal braces. These braces feature metal wires and brackets cemented to the front of each tooth. The metal archwire is secured with elastic bands, which often come in fun colors.
However, it’s not all fun and games. Your dentist adjusts the tension on each bracket (ouch!) to gradually shape your smile. While effective, it can be a longer and less comfortable experience. Let’s review the pros and cons:
Traditional braces are ideal for those who require comprehensive orthodontic correction and don’t mind a more noticeable look. However, if you’re seeking a more subtle and modern alternative, you might want to explore invisible braces like Zenyum, which offer a more discreet way to straighten teeth without the wires.
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Ceramic braces work in much the same way as traditional metal braces, but with one major difference, which is the brackets are made from ceramic material rather than metal. These brackets can be clear or tooth-colored, which make them far less noticeable and a popular choice for those who want a more discreet treatment option.
The archwires used with ceramic braces are often made from a thinner, more transparent material (such as polymer), further enhancing the aesthetic appeal. While they provide the same straightening power as metal braces, there are a few important considerations to keep in mind.
Ceramic braces are ideal for individuals who want the strength and reliability of traditional braces but with a more aesthetic, low-profile look. However, if you’re concerned about staining, cost, or fragile components, a more modern option like Zenyum Invisible Braces might be worth considering.
Are you unfamiliar with self-ligating braces? They represent a new generation of metal braces utilising passive self-ligating technology. What does this mean exactly? Unlike traditional braces, Damon braces do not require elastic rubber bands or metal ties. Instead, they employ a “sliding door” technique where brackets are affixed to the front teeth, allowing the archwire to move freely.
Lingual braces function similarly to traditional metal or ceramic braces, using brackets and archwires to gradually move your teeth into alignment. However, what sets them apart is their placement. They are attached to the back (tongue side) of your teeth, making them virtually invisible from the front. Often referred to as "internal braces," lingual braces are a discreet option for those who want the effectiveness of fixed braces without the visible hardware. However, their location can make them harder to clean and may require an adjustment period for speech and comfort.
With the rise of online trends and social media tutorials, DIY braces or so-called “cheap braces” have gained attention for promising quick and inexpensive results. These often involve rubber bands, paper clips, fake brackets, or off-brand aligners ordered online without professional supervision.
While they might seem like a budget-friendly fix, the truth is: DIY orthodontics can be dangerous. Moving your teeth without proper diagnosis, monitoring, or treatment planning can lead to serious complications, including permanent damage to your teeth, gums, and jaw.
Your orthodontic care should always be trusted to professionals. Just as you wouldn’t attempt to stitch up a wound or perform your own surgery, your orthodontic treatment should be left in the hands of qualified experts. Ensure your smile gets the best care possible by consulting with a trusted orthodontist.
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Zenyum packages include:
*Subjected to dentist assessment and recommendation. If recommended, no additional charges by Zenyum (subjected to T&Cs). Scan fee to clinic applicable.
Yes, we do offer monthly instalment plans. For more details, please visit our pricing page.
Read more: Which Providers Offer Payment Plans or Financing for Clear Aligners in Singapore?
Licensed invisible braces providers prioritise your oral health by performing essential X-rays to identify any underlying gum issues before treatment. They ensure you receive comprehensive care through in-person visits with local dentists and orthodontists throughout your treatment journey.
Providers also offer Interproximal Reduction (IPR) to create the necessary space for moving teeth effectively. By requiring professional 3D scans and X-rays at licensed dental offices, they ensure safety and accuracy, setting themselves apart from at-home or co-working space alternatives.
Zenyum offers affordable, doctor-supervised invisible braces with transparent pricing and no hidden costs. You'll receive the same convenience as at-home options, but with the added security of real clinical care.
Answer a few questions, and take four teeth pictures. It only takes a few minutes!
Receive a call from us to schedule your dentist appointment
You’ll have 3D scans and X-rays taken of your teeth by your dentist
Give the green light for your Zenyum aligners to go into production after approved by your dentist.
