What’s Different about Invisible Braces?

Published Date:
July 5, 2022
Updated Date:
July 5, 2022
Reading Time: 7:min
Published Date:
July 5, 2022
Updated Date:
July 5, 2022
Reading Time: 7:min

Everyone wants a perfect smile. The structure and position of your teeth can be crucial to the elegance of your smile. Teeth that are not aligned properly don’t have the confidence most people look for in an individual.

Poorly positioned teeth also cause great hindrances to achieve perfect oral health. Individuals who are suffering from overbite, crossbite and underbite face everyday challenges.

The purpose of braces is to rectify dental problems and realign the teeth in perfect order. The revolutionary treatment made significant inroads in revolutionizing the dental industry. However, people were not welcoming the idea of having metallic rods on their teeth for two to three years.

Invisible braces have taken charge of the oral health industry. They can be a comfortable way to treat all sorts of alignment problems.

Invisible Braces

Invisible braces straighten your teeth with minimal effort. People choose invisible braces because they don’t have to put metallic wires on their teeth to cure their dental problems. Invisible braces use medicated plastic which makes them hard to notice. Another benefit presented by them is their removable nature.

Invisible braces can be an ideal choice for adults or teens. The mouths of young people are in the process of developing, and the doctor can be a little hesitant to offer this treatment.

The invisible braces can be more useful in cases with moderate deformities. More severe issues require a more complicated process of treatment. It is preferred to use traditional metal braces for more complex issues.

Treatment using invisible braces depends upon the extent of movement or rotation a tooth needs to realign. The more misplaced your bite, the more crooked your teeth will be and the longer it will take to resolve the issue.

The time of the treatment often varies from 1-2 years. However, if you are an adult and got your teeth shifted slightly during childhood, you will need invisible braces for as little as ten weeks.

The invisible braces are popular amongst the younger generation. Most don’t want to attract attention because of the metallic wires on their teeth. Young students are often subject to mockery when they have heavy metallic rods covering their teeth.

Additionally, invisible braces also allow the user to remove them. It eases the regular acts of brushing and flossing. It also helps during eating and gives the user a sense of calm and relief.

A treatment with Straight My Teeth gives you the security expected from orthodontic treatment. Your case will be reviewed, planned and approved by a licensed orthodontist experienced in aligner treatment.

Feel free to send us an email at support@www.straightmyteeth.com or Call us at +44 178 4469237 / +35 376 8886628

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