A Clear Path to Straight Teeth

Invisalign is a type of orthodontic treatment that uses clear, removable aligners to straighten teeth. Unlike traditional braces, there are no metal brackets or wires visible on the surface of your teeth. Instead, Invisalign trays are made from smooth, comfortable, and virtually invisible plastic.

There are many reasons why you may need the help of an orthodontist. Orthodontics is a specialty that deals with correcting irregularities of the teeth and jaws, whether congenital or acquired. Whether you have crooked teeth, gaps between your teeth, underbite, or overbite - there’s almost always something to fix!

Orthodontists are responsible for diagnosing and treating a variety of dental problems such as misaligned teeth, overbites, underbites, and overcrowding. They primarily use metal wires to straighten the teeth, but they may also place braces on the back teeth or attach ceramic appliances if necessary. Orthodontists work with patients from children to adults and often provide consultations for those who need extensive treatment like jaw surgery.

Clear aligners are often considered the most effective way to get teeth straightened without braces because they are removable. They also don’t limit your ability to eat or drink anything that may stain your teeth. On the other hand, they require extra effort on the part of the wearer in order to keep moving their teeth into place by wearing them constantly.

Fixed orthodontic treatment is a type of treatment that can be done on patients with malocclusion or an alignment problem. It’s also perfect for those who need to improve their oral health and hygiene.

Lingual braces are a type of orthodontic treatment that uses brackets and wires placed on the inside of your teeth. They’re called “invisible” because they can’t be seen from the outside of your mouth.

Invisalign is a type of orthodontic treatment that straightens your teeth without the use of traditional metal braces. Invisalign uses a series of clear, removable aligners to correct your smile. Each set of aligners can be worn for about two weeks. The material used in each aligner is very similar to what dentists use during impressions, and it molds perfectly with the shape of your teeth so they will not slip out or fall off while you are wearing them.

Dental headgear is a device that helps to correct a protruding jaw or an underdeveloped mandible. This device also helps to close the open bite by using pressure against your teeth.

Dental braces are used to correct the alignment of teeth in your mouth so they fit together properly. The metal bands that hold the brackets on either side of the tooth can be uncomfortable and may take time to get used to. You’ll also need ongoing dental care for your teeth while wearing braces with regular checkups and cleanings - which is something you will want to factor into your budget when deciding if wearing braces is right for you.