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For most people, a beautiful smile is the most obvious benefit of orthodontics. After your braces come off, you'll feel more self-confident, and as a result, your life will dramatically improve. Orthodontics will not only make your smile look fabulous, but also prevent potential diseases.
Braces for Children
Phase One:
Phase One is a limited orthodontic treatment because the permanent teeth are still developing and there are still several primary or “baby teeth” in the mouth. Usually, the first molars and the upper and lower anterior teeth are the only permanent teeth present at this phase.
In Phase One we focus on developing the dental arches, which allow the permanent teeth to properly erupt. Brackets are placed on the four front teeth only, while the posterior teeth are left untouched. After this process is complete, Phase Two is necessary to correct all of the permanent teeth with braces.
Phase Two:
Phase Two of the orthodontic treatment is needed after the eruption of the permanent teeth to ensure that balance is established amongst the teeth, tongue, lips, and cheeks. This usually involves full upper and lower braces and it is the final step in tooth alignment to perfect the smile.
Traditional Metal Braces
Traditional metal braces are the most common type of braces in orthodontic care for young patients. Metal braces are silver, and they are glued to the enamel of each tooth. Metal wires are interconnected with brackets to help bring your child’s teeth into proper alignment over time. And now, due to advances in design, modern metal braces are smaller, flatter, and more comfortable than their predecessors.
Invisalign Teen
Invisalign Teen is a clear alternative to metal braces that don't require brackets or wires. Virtually invisible, Invisalign is easily removable so your teen can brush and floss as normal. They are comfortable and easy to care for, customized just for your teen, and they don’t interfere with extracurricular activities. Invisalign Teen is covered by many orthodontic insurance plans.
Braces for Adults
Most adults consider braces is a dental treatment limited to children and teenagers. But the reality is, braces are now more common among young adults and middle-aged patients.
Ceramic Braces
Ceramic braces are comparable to metal braces, but they are tooth-colored or clear, and blend in with the teeth for a more seamless look. Contrary to popular belief, ceramic or clear braces are strong and don’t stain, and they are easier on the mouth and gums so there’s less oral irritation. Ceramic braces can be paired with tooth-colored wires to make them even less noticeable and more attractive.
Traditional metal braces
Traditional metal braces are the most common type of braces for adult orthodontic patients. Due to advances in design, modern metal braces are smaller, flatter, and more comfortable than their predecessors. Metal braces are silver, and they are glued to the enamel of each tooth. Metal wires are interconnected with brackets to help bring your teeth into proper alignment over time. Metal braces help patients of all ages achieve straight, beautiful teeth.
Invisalign
Get the beautiful, straight teeth you’ve always wanted with Invisalign. Traditional metal braces for many adults are simply not an option, but luckily you can still achieve a beautiful smile without them.
Instead of wires and brackets, Invisalign uses a series of clear, comfortable and removable, aligners similar to retainers, to gradually over and straighten your teeth. And best of all, no one can even tell you’re wearing them!
Instead of wires and brackets, Invisalign uses a series of clear, comfortable and removable, aligners similar to retainers, to gradually over and straighten your teeth. And best of all, no one can even tell you’re wearing them!
Our team will ensure that your orthodontic experience is
comfortable and affordable
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