At Harley Street Dental Studio, we know all too well that time is of the essence for many of our clients and we are delighted to provide some incredibly speedy orthodontic treatment options for those who can’t wait to enjoy a straight smile. CFast is one of our most popular fixed brace treatments and it delivers a host of benefits, including rapid results.

About CFast

CFast is a fixed brace treatment, which is ideally suited to those who want fast results with minimal disruption and maximum discretion. These fine, light clear braces are barely noticeable when you smile and they offer benefits for patients with a diverse range of orthodontic needs.

CFast targets issues with the social 6, the set of teeth, which is located at the front of the mouth, which is visible when you smile.

How does CFast treatment work?

This is a very simple treatment, which has minimal impact on day to day life and requires very little maintenance. After your consultation, your dentist will fit your custom-made brackets and nickel-titanium wires to your teeth; treatment will then begin and we will schedule regular checks to see how you are getting on. We will provide you with advice and information about keeping your brace clean and cleaning your teeth and we are always at the end of the phone if you have any queries or questions. The components of the brace generate forces, which guide the teeth into position; with CFast, these forces are gentle, so you shouldn’t experience any pain. For the first couple of days, wearing braces can feel a little odd, but you’ll soon get used to them and you’ll quickly forget they’re even there.

Is Cfast a good option for me?

CFast can be beneficial for patients with minor, moderate or complex needs and it is an ideal choice for people who require attention for problems that affect the front teeth. These braces offer an alternative to traditional fixed braces for those who would prefer a more discreet look, shorter treatment times and a simpler treatment process.

How long does treatment take?

Every patient has unique needs and treatment times differ, according to how much movement is needed. On average, treatment takes just 6 months.