Are you interested in having your teeth straightened as a private patient but not sure where to start? Here at Colchester Orthodontic Centre, our Treatment Coordinators Kayleigh and Emma are here to guide you through the process from initial enquiry, to choosing the right treatment option and payment plan.
Before you come along for your consultation, it’s vital your teeth and gums are healthy. For this reason, we would highly recommend a preparatory visit to your dentist and/or hygienist to ensure everything is ok. One of the biggest frustrations we see patients experience is having to delay commencing treatment due to issues with tooth decay or poor oral hygiene. Don’t let that be you!
You can do this by either completing our self referral form on our website, or calling the practice on 01206 756210. The charge for the appointment is £195, with £50 payable at the time of booking. We offer a range of appointment times, including evenings and some weekends. We’re easily accessible at Colchester Business Park with ample parking. We can’t wait to welcome you!
Initial consultations normally last for one hour and involve the following:
After you have met with our orthodontic specialists, Kayleigh or Emma will provide you with a full quotation for your treatment options.
If you decide you would like to proceed with treatment, you can either pay in full, or opt for one of the finance plans we have on offer:
Payment length | Interest rate | Deposit required |
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12 months | 0% APR | Minimum £500.00 |
24 months | 9.9% APR | Minimum £500.00 |
36 months | 9.9% APR | Minimum £500.00 |
Treatment plans are valid for six months and will be emailed to you straight after your appointment, so you can reflect on the information at home – there is no pressure to make a decision on the day!
If have any questions about the different treatment options we provide or would like to book an initial consultation, Kayleigh and Emma would love to help – contact us today to start your treatment journey with Colchester Orthodontic Centre!