Braces

Ceramic (clear) braces

The strength and reliability of braces with tooth-colored brackets that blend in — a subtle fixed option that is far less noticeable than metal.

What they are

Braces that blend in

Ceramic braces work just like metal braces but use tooth-colored or clear brackets, so they are much less visible while staying fixed in place and working around the clock.

They are a popular choice for adults and older teens who want the dependability of braces without the look of metal — and who prefer a fixed appliance to removable aligners.

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Tooth-colored ceramic braces

Who they're for

Subtle, dependable treatment

Image-conscious adults

Subtle fixed treatment that suits professional life.

Older teens

Less noticeable than metal, with the same reliability.

Most case types

Comprehensive treatment, discreetly.

The journey

How treatment works

1

Free consult

Dr. Orbach reviews your bite and goals and confirms the right treatment for you.

2

Digital scan

A fast, mess-free scan maps your teeth and plans treatment precisely.

3

Treatment

Regular, efficient visits at either office — with Dr. Orbach at every appointment.

4

Retention

Once you are straight, retainers protect your result — with same-day help if one is ever lost.

Compare your options

Ceramic vs metal vs hidden

Less visible
Less visible

Ceramic braces

  • Tooth-colored brackets
  • Blend with your teeth
  • Fixed and dependable
Visible · durable

Metal braces

  • Most economical
  • Most durable
  • Color options
Metal braces
Completely hidden

Hidden lingual

  • Behind the teeth
  • Invisible from the front
  • Our specialty
Hidden braces
Dr. Dror Orbach, DMD

One doctor, every visit

Personal care at every appointment

Dr. Orbach has practiced since 2010 and treats every patient personally at both offices — consistent care from your first visit to your final smile.

In practice since 2010 One doctor, every visit Two offices
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Ceramic braces FAQ

Good to know

Do ceramic braces stain?
The tooth-colored brackets resist staining; the clear elastic ties can pick up color from some foods and drinks but are replaced at every visit.
Are ceramic braces as strong as metal?
They are very reliable for most cases; for some complex treatments Dr. Orbach may recommend metal or hidden braces — he will advise at your consult.
Are they more expensive than metal?
Ceramic braces are typically a bit more than metal; you will get a clear quote at your consult, plus help with insurance and financing.
How long does treatment take?
Most cases run roughly 12–24 months depending on complexity.

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See if ceramic braces fit your smile

A free consult with Dr. Orbach is the best way to find out — no referral needed.

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