The Type segmentation of the Orthodontic Services market distinguishes four principal service categories: fixed appliances, removable appliances, clear aligners, and surgical orthodontics. Fixed appliances, typically brackets and wires, dominate the market due to their broad applicability across complex malocclusions, contributing roughly 45% of total revenue. Removable appliances, such as Hawley retainers and functional trainers, account for about 20% by serving patients who require intermittent force or post‑treatment retention. Clear aligners, driven by aesthetic demand and digital workflow efficiencies, have captured approximately 30% of the market, reflecting rapid adoption in adult cohorts. Surgical orthodontics, encompassing orthognathic procedures combined with orthodontic treatment, remains a niche segment at roughly 5% but commands higher average transaction values. Collectively, these sub‑types define the market’s structural composition and provide a clear framework for revenue attribution within the broader Orthodontic Services segmentation.