Teeth/Tooth Straightening has changed dramatically over the past decade and there are now many new exciting treatment options that can be used to straighten teeth. These range from invisible braces to cosmetic ceramic braces and of course conventional metal braces. Our dentists will advise you on the best type of orthodontic treatment for optimal results to suit your lifestyle and budget.
Invisble Braces
What is Invisalign treatment?
- Invisalign treatment allows you to transform your smile discreetly and comfortably with virtually-invisible, removable braces.
- Invisalign aligners are completely transparent and custom made to gradually straighten your teeth without using any metal wires or brackets. Your aligners can discreetly correct several different orthodontic issues to give you a balanced, even smile in as little as three months.
- aligners look like clear, flexible retainers and are removable, so you can take them out when eating or brushing your teeth.
- If you're considering braces to straighten your teeth, contact the practice for more information.
Cosmetic Braces
Aesthetic braces are a form of fixed brace that is bonded onto the front of the teeth. They are made from ceramic tooth coloured materials and can blend in with your natural teeth and so appear less noticeable than conventional metal braces. A variety of different ceramic braces are available to suit individual treatment needs and budgets.
Fixed Braces
Fixed braces can precisely control the position of individual teeth. Your new smile is created using metal brackets and wires and treatment time can last between six months and two years. The individual components of the braces are attached to the outside of the teeth using a quick and stress-free technique. The wires are then attached to the braces using small elastics that are available in just about any colour you could want!
Removeable Braces
Removable braces may be used to correct a number of orthodontic problems. They are not stuck to the teeth and so can be removed for cleaning or when playing contact sports. These braces may be used either on their own or in conjunction with fixed braces. When used with fixed braces for complex cases, they can produce results that would otherwise be very difficult to achieve with fixed braces alone.