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on Jun 28 2016, 09:58 AMWhen it is time to fix your smile, gone are the days when the only option was to get traditional metal braces. These devices can be quite bulky, and they are highly visible in the wearer's mouth. That can leave the person feeling even more self-conscious than before the braces were installed.
Things are much different now. There are a handful of devices offered by the dentist in 85053 that can be used to straighten a person's smile, like clear braces, ceramic braces and lingual braces that are much less visible than traditional braces.
Here are three different types of braces that are commonly used to deal with teeth alignment issues.
1. Traditional metal braces
These are the most common type of braces and consist of metal brackets bonded to the front surface of the teeth. Metal wires are threaded through the brackets and periodically tightened to gradually move the teeth into alignment. Traditional metal braces are highly effective and suitable for patients of all ages.
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2. Ceramic Braces
Ceramic braces are similar to traditional metal braces but use tooth-colored or clear ceramic brackets that blend in with the natural color of the teeth, making them less noticeable. Ceramic braces are popular among adults and older teens who desire a more aesthetic orthodontic option. Call us to learn more.
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3. Clear braces
Clear braces are quickly becoming the most popular option when it comes to replacing missing teeth. It is a great solution for those who want to straighten their teeth without everyone they interact with being aware of their treatment.
The way these work is that the patient gets a series of aligners to wear for around two weeks at a time. Each pushes the person's teeth closer to the desired position.
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The choice of braces depends on factors such as the severity of the orthodontic problem, aesthetic preferences, treatment goals, and budget. Orthodontists evaluate each patient individually to determine the most appropriate type of braces for their needs. Regular check-ups and adjustments are essential throughout the treatment process to ensure optimal progress and results.
Request a dental appointment here: https://familydentistphoenix.com or call Phoenix Family Dentistry at (602) 547-9007 for an appointment in our Phoenix dental office.
When it is time to fix your smile, gone are the days when the only option was to …
When it is time to fix your smile, gone are the days when the only option was to …
When it is time to fix your smile, gone are the days when the only option was to …