Service Description

Braces treatment, also known as orthodontic treatment, is a dental procedure used to correct misaligned teeth and jaws. Here's what you should know about braces: Purpose: Braces are used to: Straighten crooked or crowded teeth. Correct bite issues such as overbite, underbite, crossbite, and open bite. Improve oral health by making teeth easier to clean. Types of Braces: Traditional Braces: Made of metal brackets and wires. Most effective for complex cases. Ceramic Braces: Clear or tooth-colored brackets for a less noticeable appearance. Lingual Braces: Brackets placed on the back of teeth for a nearly invisible option. Clear Aligners (Invisible Braces): Custom-made clear trays (e.g., Invisalign) for a removable and discreet option. Procedure: Consultation: Evaluation by an orthodontist to determine the best treatment plan. Preparation: Teeth are cleaned and prepared for braces attachment. Attachment: Brackets are bonded to the teeth using dental adhesive. Wires and Bands: Archwires are threaded through the brackets, and bands are placed to hold wires in place. Adjustments: Regular appointments for adjustments to gradually shift teeth into proper alignment. Removal: Once treatment is complete, braces are removed and a retainer may be prescribed to maintain results. Duration of Treatment: Treatment duration varies based on individual needs, typically ranging from 1-3 years. Regular adjustments every 4-8 weeks to progress treatment. Benefits: Improved Smile Aesthetics: Straighter teeth and a more attractive smile. Enhanced Oral Health: Easier to clean teeth, reducing risk of decay and gum disease. Corrected Bite: Better alignment reduces strain on jaw muscles and joints. Boosted Confidence: Enhanced self-esteem with a beautiful smile. Aftercare: Maintain Good Oral Hygiene: Brushing and flossing around braces is crucial. Follow Orthodontist's Instructions: Wear rubber bands or other appliances as directed. Avoid Certain Foods: Hard, sticky foods can damage braces. Attend Regular Appointments: Ensure treatment progresses as planned. Discomfort and Adjusting: Discomfort and soreness are common after adjustments, which typically subside within a few days. Orthodontic wax can be used to alleviate irritation from brackets or wires.