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.
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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