Traditional Braces
Traditional Braces Carramar
Conventional orthodontics come in traditional and ceramic designs, making your teeth straightening experience one-of-a-kind.
Since traditional braces use a bracket and wire system, they’re excellent for correcting a variety of tooth misalignment needs, ranging from mild to more severe. Each bracket is bonded at a specific point on a tooth, making tooth movement effective and predictable.
Cosmetic Braces Options
While most people are familiar with traditional metal braces, there are also tooth- coloured options available. These brackets are made of ceramic so that they blend in with your smile. Even the wires are crafted out of white materials instead of silver. Although you can still see them up close, cosmetic braces are less likely to be noticeable during casual conversations or social settings. They’re great for adults and teens.
Advantages of Having Straighter Teeth
Properly aligned teeth can chew more efficiently and are less likely to wear down prematurely. Managing issues such as crowding or gaps makes it easier to brush and floss effectively, lowering your chances of developing tooth decay and gum disease.
Plus, there’s something to be said for the cosmetic advantages of having straighter teeth! When you feel great about the way your smile looks, you’ll be able to show it off everywhere you go.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the age requirements for traditional braces?
How much does teeth straightening cost?
At what age should my child be evaluated?
Which foods should I avoid during orthodontic treatment?
Hard, sticky or crunchy foods like nuts, ice or taffy are all off-limits. They can easily pull or pop off your orthodontic appliances. For firmer foods like meat or bread, cut or tear them into smaller pieces.
How can I keep my braces clean?
How often will I need to schedule appointments?
How long will I need to wear braces?
Take That First Step Towards a Straighter Smile
Contact us to request a consultation for traditional or ceramic braces Carramar.
* Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
