Braces
Dental braces are orthodontic appliances that straighten and align teeth, assist in positioning them with respect to a person’s bite, and work to enhance dental health. Underbites, malocclusions, overbites, open bites, gaps, deep bites, cross bites, crooked teeth, and various other dental and jaw abnormalities are among the faults that they are frequently used to address.
Braces can be either structural or aesthetic. In order to shape the teeth and jaws and to help broaden the palate or jaws, dental braces are sometimes used in conjunction with other orthodontic tools.
What is the need for treatment with braces?
Dental braces are used to align upper and lower jaws, straighten crooked teeth, enhance the appearance of smiles and faces, and relieve strain on the temporomandibular joints. The term “orthodontics” refers to the use of tools to move bones or teeth.
At any age, teeth can be moved. Most children can obtain “ideal” results, while only a small portion of adults can. This is so that braces can be used to shape the jaw bones and the bone that surrounds the teeth in youngsters as they grow. Only surgery can change the jaw bones in adulthood. Therefore, it is advised that orthodontic treatment be looked into as soon as a kid, parent, or dentist notices a problem with the alignment of their child’s teeth.
Types of Braces
Traditional metal wired braces are made of stainless steel and are sometimes combined with titanium. The most common type of braces are traditional metal braces. These braces have a metal bracket with elastic (rubber band) ties that hold the wire in place. Self-ligating braces, which do not require elastic ties, are the second most common type of braces. The wire is routed through the bracket instead. Treatment time is often reduced, there is less pain on the teeth, and fewer adjustments are required than with traditional braces
These braces are frequently used for patients who are allergic to nickel (a basic and important component of stainless steel), but they may also be chosen because some people prefer the look of gold over silver-colored braces.
are a cosmetic option in which custom-made braces are bonded to the back of the teeth, making them invisible from the outside.
Titanium braces are similar to stainless steel braces in appearance but are lighter and just as strong. Titanium braces are popular among people who are allergic to nickel in steel, but they are more expensive than stainless steel braces.
Customized orthodontic treatment systems combine cutting-edge technology such as 3-D imaging, treatment planning software, and a robot to bend wires. Customized systems like this one provide faster treatment times and more efficient outcomes.
Progressive, clear removable aligners to gradually move teeth into their final positions, clear removable aligners may be used. Aligners are not typically used in complex orthodontic cases, such as those requiring extractions, jaw surgery, or palate expansion.
Traditional metal wired braces are made of stainless steel and are sometimes combined with titanium. The most common type of braces are traditional metal braces. These braces have a metal bracket with elastic (rubber band) ties that hold the wire in place. Self-ligating braces, which do not require elastic ties, are the second most common type of braces. The wire is routed through the bracket instead. Treatment time is often reduced, there is less pain on the teeth, and fewer adjustments are required than with traditional braces.
Gold-plated stainless steel braces are frequently used for patients who are allergic to nickel (a basic and important component of stainless steel), but they may also be chosen because some people prefer the look of gold over silver-colored braces.
Lingual braces are a cosmetic option in which custom-made braces are bonded to the back of the teeth, making them invisible from the outside.
Titanium braces are similar to stainless steel braces in appearance but are lighter and just as strong. Titanium braces are popular among people who are allergic to nickel in steel, but they are more expensive than stainless steel braces.
Customized orthodontic treatment systems combine cutting-edge technology such as 3-D imaging, treatment planning software, and a robot to bend wires. Customized systems like this one provide faster treatment times and more efficient outcomes.
Progressive, clear removable aligners to gradually move teeth into their final positions, clear removable aligners may be used. Aligners are not typically used in complex orthodontic cases, such as those requiring extractions, jaw surgery, or palate expansion.
Benefits of Braces
- They will make you look better.
- They make brushing and flossing your teeth easier.
- Orthodontic treatment keeps teeth and gums healthy.
- Braces can help you improve your bite.
- They protect against dental injuries.
- Braces can help you speak more clearly.
- Braces protect the bones from eroding.
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