Discreet tooth-coloured fixed braces in London
Ceramic braces are increasingly popular both with adults and teens in London. They are increasingly seen as a more discreet alternative to traditional braces.
A more discreet appearance – Ceramic braces use tooth-coloured or clear brackets that blend in with your natural teeth, making them much less noticeable than traditional metal braces.
Effective for a wide range of cases – Ceramic braces can treat many of the same orthodontic issues as metal braces, including crowding, spacing, bite problems, and misaligned teeth.
Comfortable and durable – The smooth ceramic material is designed for everyday comfort while remaining strong enough to withstand normal orthodontic treatment when properly cared for.
Ideal for adults and teens – Many adults and older teens choose ceramic braces because they offer a balance between effective treatment and a more subtle appearance during everyday activities.
Confidence throughout treatment – If you’re concerned about the look of braces, ceramic braces provide a more aesthetically pleasing option, helping you feel more confident while your smile is being transformed.
At Whites Dental, our expert dentists have completed more than 2,200 cases across our Waterloo and Marble Arch clinics, supporting adults, teenagers and children with fixed braces and clear aligner treatments. Our ceramic braces start from £3,195, with 0% finance available. Before treatment begins, we’ll explain your treatment plan, expected timeline and costs clearly so you can make an informed decision. We also provide a full range of braces treatments in London, including Invisalign, metal braces and Damon braces.
During your assessment, we’ll talk you through your ceramic braces options, likely treatment timeline and expected costs before you decide whether to proceed.
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Ceramic braces are a private treatment – but with 0% finance and transparent pricing, they’re more accessible than many patients expect. Our fees are all-inclusive, with no hidden extras. You’ll receive a full treatment plan and cost breakdown before starting.
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Consultation (TCO) |
FREE |
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Consultation (dentist) |
£65 |
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Dual Arch |
typically £3,195 - £4,595 |
At Whites Dental, we offer flexible 0% finance to help you spread the cost of ceramic braces over 12 to 60 months. Many patients find this makes treatment much easier to manage – especially for adult or family budgets.
Here are some example payment plans based on total treatment cost:
| Fee | 12 Months | 24 Months |
| £3,500 | £259 per month | £142 per month |
| £4,000 | £301 per month | £165 per month |
| £4,500 | £343 per month | £188 per month |
A clearer breakdown before you begin treatment.
Your ceramic braces quote will depend on your case complexity, treatment length and whether one or both arches are being treated. Before you start, we’ll explain what is included in your plan so you can compare your options clearly.
Your teeth, bite and smile goals are reviewed before ceramic braces are recommended.
Your clinician explains your ceramic braces plan, expected timeline and treatment cost before you begin.
Your tooth-coloured brackets and archwire are fitted, with advice on care and cleaning from day one.
Your progress is monitored throughout treatment, with adjustments made to guide tooth movement.
We’ll explain how retainers help maintain your new tooth position after ceramic braces are removed.
You’ll be advised on eating, cleaning around ceramic brackets and keeping your braces looking discreet during treatment.
For a fuller breakdown, read our guide to fixed braces costs in London or learn more about dental finance options.
Spacing Between Teeth
Ceramic braces can close gaps between teeth and improve spacing, helping create a more even, balanced-looking smile.
Teeth With Crowding
Ceramic braces can guide crowded or overlapping teeth into better alignment using fixed, tooth-coloured brackets.
Bite Problems
For suitable cases, ceramic braces can help improve bite concerns such as overbites, underbites and crossbites.
Crooked Teeth
Ceramic braces can straighten teeth that twist, lean or sit out of line, while offering a more discreet appearance than metal braces.
Ceramic braces are a strong choice for most non-complex orthodontic needs. They’re commonly used to treat spacing issues, mild crowding, crooked teeth, and bite problems – especially in cases where removable aligners aren’t ideal. They can also help correct teeth that have shifted after previous treatment. If you’re looking for fixed results with a more discreet look than metal braces, ceramic may be the right fit.
Your journey starts with an assessment of your teeth, bite and smile goals. We’ll discuss whether ceramic braces are suitable, explain expected treatment times and provide a clear cost breakdown before treatment begins.
Your ceramic braces are fitted during a single appointment, using discreet, tooth-coloured brackets and a thin archwire. We’ll guide you through care tips to keep everything clean and comfortable from day one.
You’ll visit us every 4–8 weeks for quick progress checks and wire adjustments. We replace elastics, monitor movement, and make sure everything stays on track throughout your treatment.
Once treatment is complete, we’ll fit custom retainers to keep your smile stable – and provide you with expert aftercare advice to help maintain your results long term.
Experienced fixed braces care with a focus on discreet, aesthetic results.
Dr Ravinder leads many of our ceramic braces cases at Whites Dental, helping patients achieve straighter teeth with fixed, tooth-coloured braces designed for a more discreet appearance during treatment.
Known for her calm approach and attention to detail, Dr Ravinder combines braces treatment planning with wider aesthetic and restorative experience, helping patients choose treatment that supports both tooth alignment and long-term smile confidence.
Led by Dr Ravinder — one of our most experienced orthodontic practitioners – we’ve helped hundreds of patients across Central London achieve straighter, more confident smiles with ceramic braces. Here are just a few real before-and-after results from patients who chose ceramic braces at our Waterloo and Marble Arch clinics.
Choose a suitable video consultation appointment time London. Then upload photos of your teeth and tell us what you want to fix.
During the video consultation, we will discuss your needs and provide you treatment options and treatment duration.
We will book you for a consultation at one of our practices in London, where we will provide you a confirmed plan for your treatment.
Tooth-coloured fixed braces for patients who want a less visible alternative to metal braces.
Ceramic braces are fixed orthodontic braces that use clear or tooth-coloured brackets instead of traditional metal brackets. They work in a similar way to metal braces, using brackets and wires to gradually move teeth into better alignment.
They are often chosen by adults and teenagers who want the reliability of fixed braces with a more discreet appearance during treatment. Ceramic braces may also be called white braces, tooth-coloured braces, clear ceramic braces or ceramic fixed braces.
In simple terms:
Ceramic braces offer the control of fixed braces while using tooth-coloured materials to make treatment less noticeable than metal braces.
Ceramic braces are bonded to the front of the teeth and connected with a thin archwire. Over time, the wire applies pressure to guide the teeth into alignment.
1. Tooth-coloured brackets are fitted – Ceramic brackets are bonded to the front of your teeth.
2. The wire guides tooth movement – A thin archwire connects the brackets and applies gradual pressure.
3. Reviews keep progress on track – Your clinician monitors tooth movement and makes adjustments during review appointments.
4. Retainers help maintain the result – After treatment, retainers help keep your teeth in their new position.
Ceramic braces are bonded to the front of the teeth and connected with a thin archwire. Over time, the wire applies controlled pressure to guide the teeth into better alignment.
Not sure if ceramic braces are right for you? Book a ceramic braces assessment and we’ll talk you through your options.
Ceramic and metal braces both use fixed brackets and wires to move teeth. The main difference is how visible they look during treatment, how much care they need and how they fit your priorities.
Ceramic braces use tooth-coloured brackets that blend more naturally with your teeth. Metal braces use stainless steel brackets and are more noticeable.
Both systems can provide strong fixed-brace control. Your clinician will recommend the most suitable option based on your tooth movement, bite and case complexity.
Metal braces are usually more durable and lower maintenance. Ceramic braces are more discreet, but they may need slightly more care around cleaning, staining and avoiding damage to brackets.
Ceramic braces usually cost more than metal braces because of the tooth-coloured materials used. If appearance matters during treatment, many patients feel the difference is worthwhile.
Ceramic braces are often suitable for patients who want fixed braces but prefer a less visible appearance during treatment.
Ceramic braces are popular with adults who want fixed braces that feel more discreet during work, meetings and everyday life.
They can also suit teenagers who want a less noticeable alternative to traditional metal brackets.
Ceramic braces may be recommended when your teeth need more controlled movement than removable aligners can provide.
They can help with many crowding, spacing, rotated tooth and bite correction cases, depending on the complexity of treatment.
Ceramic braces can be worth considering if you want fixed braces with a more discreet appearance than metal braces. They usually cost more than metal braces, but many patients feel the lower visibility during treatment is worth the extra investment.
During your assessment, we’ll help you compare ceramic braces, metal braces and other suitable options before you decide.
Ceramic braces experiences from Whites Dental patients.
Choosing ceramic braces is a significant decision, especially if you want fixed braces that feel reliable without looking too noticeable. These patient reviews highlight the clear explanations, reassuring care and visible progress patients have experienced during braces treatment at Whites Dental.
“Cannot recommend Dr Elliott and Dr Ali enough. Undergoing a ceramic brace treatment with frequent hygienist sessions, and the results are more and more visible. Really professional, sleek and lovely people!”
– Kalina Har
“Dr Elliott made me feel at ease from the beginning to the end of the appointment. My treatment isn’t complete yet as I still need braces, but so far it’s been excellent.”
– MM C
“When I went to see Dr Elliot, he talked me through different treatment options and we decided that ceramic braces would be the most suitable treatment. Everything was explained to me and I am excited for the results.”
– L Weber
“I am three months in with my teeth straightening and the results are slowly starting to show. Much quicker than expected.”
– Raminta Četrauskaitė
“I am currently going through ceramic braces treatment and so far so good. Everyone has been so lovely and welcoming. I actually look forward to my appointments.”
– Stephanie Laniyan
Located just off Southwark Tube station, our Waterloo clinic is ideal for patients looking for ceramic braces near London Bridge, South Bank, and surrounding SE1 areas: Blackfriars, London Bridge, South Bank, Aldgate, Borough, Lambeth, Elephant & Castle, Vauxhall, Southwark, Clapham, City of London, Battersea, Dulwich, Brixton.
Just 2 mins walk from Southwark Station.
Tucked just off Edgware Road and behind Hyde Park, our Marble Arch clinic is a popular choice for ceramic braces in West and Central London — especially for professionals and commuters: Paddington, Notting Hill, Marylebone, Kensington, Mayfair, Chelsea, Camden Town, Bayswater, Westminster, Soho, Fulham, Hyde Park, Maida Vale, Putney, Earls Court, Hammersmith, Victoria, Pimlico, Holborn, Camden Town.
Walking distance from Marble Arch, Edgware Road & Paddington tube stations.