Precise control
They allow the orthodontist to plan and monitor multiple tooth movements step by step.
A reliable fixed option for many types of crowding and bite problems, offering precise control of tooth movement with regular follow-up.
Orthodontic & Dentofacial Orthopedics Specialist
15+ years of experience · Jeddah

Metal braces combine fixed brackets and orthodontic wires to move teeth gradually. Diagnosis determines bracket positioning, wire sequence, and forces appropriate for the case.
Successful treatment depends not only on the appliance, but also on accurate diagnosis, healthy teeth and gums, regular attendance, and careful patient cooperation.
They allow the orthodontist to plan and monitor multiple tooth movements step by step.
They may suit simple or complex cases depending on the teeth, jaws, and treatment needs.
Planned adjustments are made during visits to progress toward the treatment goals.

Dr. Mohammed Al-Salem combines more than 15 years of orthodontic experience with a careful assessment of the teeth, jaws, facial balance, and each patient’s individual goals.
Book your consultationGeneral educational answers. A direct clinical assessment remains essential for choosing the right appliance and treatment duration.
They are a fixed appliance made of brackets bonded to the teeth and an orthodontic wire that delivers controlled forces to move teeth gradually according to the treatment plan.
They can be used for a wide range of cases, but suitability depends on the teeth, gums, jaw relationship, and individual treatment objectives.
There is no single duration for everyone. Treatment time depends on case complexity, required movements, biological response, attendance, and appliance care.
Temporary pressure or soreness may occur during the first few days after fitting or some visits. Contact the clinic if pain is severe or unusually persistent.
Brush carefully around the brackets and above and below the wire with fluoride toothpaste. Use an interdental brush or orthodontic floss as advised.
Avoid very hard or sticky foods that may loosen brackets or bend wires. Cut crunchy foods into small pieces rather than biting them directly with the front teeth.