Braces &
Aligners Treatment
Dental Braces
Dental Braces:
- Purpose: Dental braces are orthodontic appliances designed to straighten teeth and address various dental issues.
- Components: Wires, brackets, and bands work together to exert gentle pressure on teeth over time.
An orthodontist specializes in braces and recommends the best treatment plan based on your oral condition. - Uses:
Dental braces correct several orthodontic issues, including:
- Crooked teeth
- Crowded teeth
- Gapped teeth
- Rotated teeth
- Facial appearance and aesthetics
- Crooked teeth
- Crowded teeth
- Gapped teeth
- Rotated teeth
- Facial appearance and aesthetics
Braces and Aligners treatments, both of which play a crucial role in orthodontics. These procedures help correct teeth alignment and enhance both function and aesthetics. You can choose affordable dental braces options like metal braces, ceramic braces, or modern invisible aligners depending on your needs and budget.
Types of Braces:
- Metal Braces:
- Traditional and common.
- Made of steel bands, brackets, and wires.
- Constant mild pressure gradually shifts teeth into the correct position.
- Visible when you smile.
- Self-Ligating Braces:
- Metal brackets that do not require elastic ties.
- More compact and comfortable than standard metal braces.
- Help achieve arch expansion and minimize extraction needs.
- Ceramic Braces:
- Clear brackets that blend naturally with teeth.
- Preferred by teenagers and adults for aesthetic reasons.
- Require more care than metal braces.
- Lingual Braces:
- Custom-made and placed behind the teeth.
3000
+
Root Canal Treatments
2500
+
Crowns and Bridges
500
+
Dental Extractions
0
+
Dental Implants
Clear Aligners (e.g., Invisalign):
- Purpose: Clear aligners straighten teeth using a series of custom-made, transparent trays.
- Process:
- Aligners apply gentle pressure to realign teeth and correct malocclusion.
- Suitable for mild to moderate cases.
- Preferred by those concerned about aesthetics.
- Pros and Cons:
- Pros:
- Virtually invisible.
- Removable for eating and cleaning.
- No dietary restrictions.
- Cons:
- Requires strict compliance.
- May not be suitable for severe cases.
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