Orthodontics
Invisalign - Clear Aligners
Invisalign is a breakthrough technology that straightens teeth with a series of clear, virtually invisible, custom-molded aligners without having to wear bands, brackets, or wires! Invisalign is a painless and invisible solution to straightening your teeth or closing gaps and as an alternative to traditional metal dental braces.
The Invisalign treatment consists of a series of clear, removable plastic teeth aligners that
are changed about every two weeks for a new set. Each device is custom made with exact calculations to gradually shift your teeth into place, it is highly versatile and effective, helping correct a broad range of dental and orthodontic issues.
The Invisalign method has many advantages: The aligners are clear so people will hardly notice you are wearing them
and are less irritating than traditional braces because they are not made of
metal wires. They are also removable so you can take them out to eat, drink or
for a special ocasion plus you can brush and floss without any inconvenience!
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Dental Braces
Orthodontic Braces are a device used in orthodontics to align a person's teeth and their position with regard to their bite. There are different types of braces such as traditional metal, ceramic or invisible braces available for every taste and budget. Braces work by applying steady pressure on your teeth in a specific direction for an amount of time determined by our dentist.
Every month or two the patient should visit out orthodontist to have the braces
re-adjusted. Once the teeth are completely straightened the patient may have to wear retainers
to avoid the teeth going to their original position. The treatment is highly
effective, affordable and with great results!
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Dental Retainers
Dental retainers are a device designed to help realign or maintain teeth in an even and straight configuration, it's generally used as a follow up treatment for people who have previously worn braces. Dental retainers are also employed to help correct a mild underbite or overbite, bringing the two rows of teeth into a more natural alignment.
Most retainers are removable, meaning that you take them out when eating, brushing and flossing. Many types of comfortable and even invisible retainers are available today thanks to modern dentistry. Our
dentist will determine the period of time you'll need to wear the device, and will offer you
the most suited type for your treatment.
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