Procedures

Lingual braces (inside / behind-the-teeth braces)

from 7 reviews6 clinics
Fixed orthodontic brackets are bonded to the inner, tongue-side surfaces of the teeth so that the appliance is not visible from the front, and an archwire moves the teeth over the same order of treatment time as conventional braces. Patients are told that irritation and speech impairment improve two to three weeks after bracket placement.
Non-surgicalNo anesthesia63 before/after photos
Rating
10.00/ 10
from 7 reviews
Satisfaction
100.0%
from 7 reviews
Downtime
3–14days
Full recovery 52–130 wks
Flight safe
1days after

FX as of 2026-08-06 · VAT refund for foreign patients ended in January 2026

How long is the downtime for Lingual braces (inside / behind-the-teeth braces)?

3–14 days. Full recovery 52–130 wks · Flight safe 1 days

Compared with front-mounted braces, more tongue pain, greater difficulty maintaining oral hygiene, and more problems with speech and eating have been reported.
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Clinics offering Lingual braces (inside / behind-the-teeth braces)

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Last updated 2026-08-06