Steel Braces

Braces are dental devices used to straighten crooked teeth and achieve proper alignment of the upper and lower jaws in order to improve the quality of smile or correct overbite or underbite.

Traditional metal braces are made of the stainless steel brackets and wires that inspired the term “metal mouth” years ago. Fortunately today’s metal braces are noticeably smaller. And new heat-activated arch wires move your teeth more quickly and less painfully as they respond to your body’s heat.

Tooth Color Braces

Tooth coloured braces, also known as ceramic braces, offer the reliability of traditional braces with an added aesthetic benefit.

Ceramic braces are a clear alternative to metal braces using clear tooth coloured brackets. The advantage of these brackets are that they are less noticeable, which means you can smile with confidence. Ceramic brackets are a great choice for both adults and children.

The wires that are used to bring the teeth into the desired position can also be tooth coloured but as treatment progresses stronger metal wires will be needed.

Ceramic brackets are a cost effective alternative to incognito and Invisalign as there are no laboratory fees involved. Simple alignment of the front teeth can change your smile in six months.

Advantages:

• Discreet.
• Cost Effective.
• Precision Cut.

The wires that are used to bring the teeth into the desired position can also be tooth coloured but as treatment progresses stronger metal wires will be needed.

Invisible Braces

Clear Aligner - A Clear Way Of Winning Smile

Straight teeth and a revitalized smile may no longer need to come from a mouth full of unattractive wire and bracket braces. Enhancing self-esteem and physical confidence, invisible braces offer an esthetic and barely visible alternative to conventional wire/bracket braces.

While invisible braces may not be suitable for certain misalignment cases or the complex bite problems that are better addressed by traditional orthodontics, invisible braces can be used to treat the following conditions:

• Overbite or Overjet.
• Crowded or Widely Spaced Teeth.
• Crooked Teeth.

Invisible braces are designed for adults and older teenagers but are not recommended when baby teeth remain. Children and younger teenagers faced with orthodontic problems will require traditional metal braces with brackets/wires on the front of the teeth. However, only your dentist or orthodontist can determine if you are a candidate. The alternative treatment was designed primarily for adults due to the need for absolute and rigid cooperation; the "trays" are worn 22 hours per day and should not be forgotten or lost.