Teeth Braces

BRACES

What do braces do exactly?
Orthodontic braces work by applying constant pressure to the teeth and jaws to shift their position and alter the smile’s appearance. Brackets fitted to the teeth secure an arch wire, which puts pressure on the teeth. Over time, the pressure forces crooked teeth to move into alignment.

Teeth alignment is a crucial factor in the health and functionality of your entire mouth.

Misaligned teeth can cause pain, difficulty eating, jaw popping and more. We offer teeth alignment services that meet your specific needs.

Braces are one of the most common orthodontic treatments – which have been used for many decades and have provided excellent results.

Why do your braces with us?

In-house full-time orthodontist!

Convenient private appointments for you, hence saving you waiting time.

Fair payment plan and timely results!

We offer a number of services that will fit the specific attention that your teeth need.

Do braces hurt?
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Most pain or discomfort is caused by the pressure needed to create sufficient tooth movement for the braces to do their work. The wires, brackets, and rubber bands in braces do not hurt, but the fitting, tightening and removal can irritate tissues in the mouth.

Is braces good or bad for teeth?
Teeth braces not only enhance your smile, but they also improve oral health and function. Today, there are many orthodontic options available. Your dentist or orthodontist can help determine the one that works best for you. Braces are an investment that can give you a healthy, beautiful smile for years to come.

          10 Benefits of Braces
They Will Enhance Your Appearance.
They Make it Easier to Brush And Floss Your Teeth.
It also help to avoid gum disease or plaque buildup.
Braces Can Fix Your Bite.
They Prevent Dental Injuries.
Braces Can Improve Your Speech
They Help With Digestion
Braces Prevent Bone Erosion.

What are the types of braces?

There are several different types of braces. The type that’s best for you depends on a few factors, including the kind of issue you have, the severity of your condition and your personal preferences.

Metal braces

When you think of braces, traditional metal braces might be what you imagine. Metal braces use stainless steel bands, brackets and wires to gently shift your teeth over time.

A dentist will bond a bracket on each tooth, then place a thin, flexible arch wire over the brackets. Tiny elastic bands called ligatures keep the wire firmly in place.

Metal braces are visible when you smile. You can choose clear or tooth-colored ligatures to make your braces less noticeable. Or, if you’re feeling festive, you can choose brightly colored ligatures.

Ceramic braces

Ceramic braces — sometimes called clear braces work the same way as metal braces. The key difference is that the brackets, wires and ligatures are tooth-colored, so they blend in with your smile. Ceramic braces are still visible, but they’re less noticeable. One drawback to ceramic braces is that they’re more fragile than metal braces, so they’re more likely to break.

Self-ligating braces

Self-ligating braces look similar to traditional metal braces. The main difference is that, instead of ligatures , self-ligating braces use a built-in system to hold the arch wire in place.

Clear aligners

Sometimes called “invisible braces,” clear aligners are a braces alternative. Instead of brackets and wires, clear aligners use a series of custom-made trays to straighten your teeth over time.

With these systems, you wear each set of aligner trays for approximately two weeks. Then, you swap those trays out for the next set in the series. Unlike metal braces, clear aligners are removable. But you have to wear them for at least 22 hours every day. You should only take your aligners out to eat, drink and brush your teeth.

What age is best for braces?

You’re never too old for braces . That said, the best time for braces is generally between the ages of 9 and 14. At this point, your jaws and facial bones are more malleable (flexible) because they’re still developing. Adult braces are just as effective, but it might take a little longer to achieve the desired results.

Frequently Asked Questions

If I get braces, how long do I have to wear them?

The amount of time spent in braces will vary, depending on the individual patient, because every smile responds differently to treatment. Someone with a severe overbite, a crossbite, several crooked teeth, and impacted teeth may need every day of that 24 months.

How long does braces pain last?
When you first get braces, it’s common to experience pain and discomfort which lasts between 4-7 days for most individuals. It’s also possible to experience pain and discomfort when your orthodontist makes adjustments or changes such as adding elastics .

Do braces change face shape?
Can braces change your face shape? Yes, braces can change your jawline, your chin, the shape of your mouth, and even your lips. However, these effects are secondary to the actual reforming of your teeth and bite. Braces can tighten your jawline and your teeth, but this happens over time and imperceptibly.

Why do people look better with braces?
Braces align and correct your teeth or bite. So depending on the treatment you need, you might notice your smile appears straighter or less crowded or that your teeth are in different positions.

we offer the services like teeth braces for all ages.