Braces and Clear Aligners for Feltham Patients
Crooked or crowded teeth are harder to clean, wear unevenly, and for many people are the thing they notice first in a photograph. Orthodontic treatment moves them into a position that is easier to look after and easier to live with. It works at almost any age – the biology of tooth movement does not stop at eighteen.
DentEuropa is a private and NHS dental practice on Bath Road in Hounslow, about two and a half miles from Feltham. Our clinical team includes an orthodontist on the GDC Specialist List. Patients come to us from Feltham, Hanworth, Bedfont and Ashford for braces and clear aligners.
Orthodontic treatments we provide
Metal braces
Fixed braces remain the most predictable way to move teeth, and they can correct problems that removable aligners cannot. Both jaws, all visits and both retainers are included in our quoted price.
White ceramic braces
The same fixed-brace mechanics, but with tooth-coloured brackets that are far less noticeable in conversation and photographs. The usual choice for adults who need fixed treatment but work face to face.
Clear aligners
A series of removable transparent trays, changed every week or two, that move the teeth gradually. They come out for eating and cleaning. They only work while they are in the mouth – around 22 hours a day – so they suit people who will genuinely wear them.
Invisalign
The best known clear-aligner system, with its own digital planning and a wide treatment range. See our clear aligners and Invisalign page.
Children's and teenage orthodontics
Some problems – crossbites, severe crowding, a jaw growing out of proportion – are far easier to correct while the jaw is still developing. An assessment around age seven does not mean treatment starts then; it means the right moment is not missed. See children's dentistry.
Retainers
Teeth drift back for the rest of your life if nothing holds them. Retainers are not an optional extra at the end of treatment, they are part of it, and both jaws are included in our price.
How much does orthodontic treatment cost?
Consultation and X-ray: £100. If you go ahead with treatment, the consultation and X-ray fee is deducted from the cost of your treatment – so your consultation is effectively free.
| Treatment | From |
| Metal braces, both jaws – all visits and both retainers | £2,000 |
| White ceramic braces, both jaws – all visits and both retainers | £3,000 |
| Clear aligners, both jaws | £1,500 |
| Invisalign, both jaws | £2,500 |
| Mouthguard / nightguard | £200 |
| Hygiene appointment | £65 |
These are full-course prices covering both jaws, every adjustment visit and both retainers – not a monthly figure or a per-arch figure. Your exact cost is confirmed in writing after your assessment. See the full price list. Treatment can be spread over up to 60 months at 0% interest, which for most patients means paying monthly rather than up front.
What treatment involves
1. Assessment and records
Examination, X-rays, photographs and impressions or a digital scan. From these we can show you what is achievable, what is not, and roughly how long it will take. You leave with a written plan and a cost.
2. Preparing the mouth
Teeth are not moved through active decay or untreated gum disease. Anything that needs treating first is treated first – this is not an upsell, it is a condition of the result lasting.
3. Active treatment
Braces are fitted, or your first aligners are issued. Visits are usually every six to eight weeks for braces, less often for aligners. Simple cases finish in six to nine months; complex ones take eighteen to twenty-four.
4. Retention
Retainers are fitted as soon as the braces come off. Wearing them as instructed is the single thing that decides whether the result holds.
Getting to us from Feltham
DentEuropa Implant & Orthodontic & Perio Centre
300A Bath Road, Hounslow, TW4 7DN
Monday to Saturday, 08:50–17:15. Closed Sunday.
Phone 020 8300 7659 · WhatsApp 078 8059 4226
- Train – Feltham and Hounslow are on the same South Western Railway line, so it is a direct journey of a few minutes. Hounslow station is about a mile and a half from the practice, a short bus or taxi ride.
- Bus – routes 117, 235, 490 and 635 link Feltham with Hounslow; from Hounslow Bus Station the 81, 222, H98 and H32 stop on Bath Road at Hounslow West.
- Car – about two and a half miles via the A314 and Hanworth Road, typically around 10 minutes. Paid parking is available nearby.
Why patients travel to us from Feltham
- An orthodontist on the GDC Specialist List within the clinical team
- Metal braces, ceramic braces, clear aligners and Invisalign all offered, so the recommendation is not limited by what the practice happens to provide
- Quoted prices cover both jaws, all visits and both retainers
- 0% finance over up to 60 months
- Saturday appointments, which matters for school and work
- CQC-registered practice, five GDC-registered dentists – meet the team
- Rated 4.9 on Google
Common questions
Am I too old for braces?
No. Teeth move at any age provided the gums and bone are healthy. A good proportion of our orthodontic patients are adults, many of them treating something that has bothered them for decades.
Braces or clear aligners – which is better?
It depends on the movements your teeth need, not on preference alone. Aligners handle many cases well but not all; fixed braces can do things aligners cannot. We will tell you when aligners are not the right tool for your case rather than sell you the more popular option.
How long will treatment take?
Six to nine months for simple crowding, eighteen to twenty-four months for complex cases. Your assessment gives you a realistic range for your own teeth.
Do braces hurt?
Fitting does not. Teeth feel tender for a few days after fitting and after each adjustment, which ordinary painkillers handle.
Will my teeth move back afterwards?
They will if you stop wearing retainers. This is the most common reason people end up needing treatment twice.
Book an assessment online or contact the practice.
Areas we serve
We see patients from across west and south-west London: Richmond, Twickenham, Feltham and Isleworth, as well as Hounslow, Heathrow, Brentford, Osterley and Whitton.
Important: This is general information and does not replace a clinical assessment, diagnosis or personalised treatment plan.
Clinically reviewed by: Dr Oya Erten, PhD in Orthodontics, GDC 329913
Reviewed and updated: 10 September 2026
