07/06/2025
Types of Braces
Traditional Metal Braces
Traditional metal braces are known for their efficacy and affordability. Metal brackets are affixed to the teeth, and wires thread through them to guide teeth into their correct positions. The wire is usually made of metal alloys optimized for comfort while providing sufficient force to align the teeth
Ceramic Braces
Ceramic options provide a near-seamless look, blending with your teeth using tooth-colored or clear brackets or wires. These brackets are made from either ceramic or porcelain. Patients typically choose this option when they want less noticeable braces than traditional metal braces. Like other types of braces, they tend to move teeth faster than clear aligners. In some cases, ceramic braces may not be available as a treatment option to some patients. Talk to your orthodontist to find out if ceramic braces are a good fit for you.
Self-Ligating Braces
A modern twist similar to traditional braces, self-ligating braces feature brackets with built-in clips or doors to hold the wire. These brackets minimize friction and generally allow for a longer time between appointments. Self-ligating brackets can be made from metal, such as stainless steel or ceramic, which is often more discreet.
Lingual Braces
For those prioritizing aesthetics, lingual braces are mounted on the back sides of the teeth, making them virtually invisible. Despite their discreet placement, lingual braces effectively correct many orthodontic issues.
Designer Braces
Children can make their orthodontic journey fun with designer braces that feature brackets in various shapes like stars, hearts, and even sports-themed designs. These braces are equally effective and safe as their conventional counterparts.
Custom Fit Braces
These braces are customized, designed, and crafted specifically for your individual dental anatomy and treatment plan.
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