Well aligned teeth go along way in being healthy and free from deposits and cavity. By using braces and wires, dentists correct the alignment of teeth, tooth rotation and crowding; this also helps close spaces between teeth, if any. So orthodontics can also help in jaw correction in cases where there is a mismatch in size between upper and lower jaw or the small chin, etc. And this is why everyone should know about the commonly asked question on treatment with braces and the teeth braces types.
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The Six Teeth Braces Types
- Metal Braces: Traditional braces, age old treatment, very effective.
- Ceramic Braces: Better aesthetically, very effective and minimal visible as compared to metal braces.
- Self Ligating / Friction Free Metal Braces: State of art, newest technology braces, reduces friction, decreases treatment time and minimizes discomfort to patient, no use of elastics.
- Self Ligating / Friction Free Ceramic Braces: Even better, aesthetically and functionally the best, closest to being invisible braces at affordable cost.
- Lingual Braces: Unlike traditional dental braces, which is placed on outer surface of teeth, these braces are placed on the inner side of tooth. Very effective and less visible.
- Aligners / Invisalign Braces: The newest technology for teeth correction, no braces are placed, absolutely invisible, removable, no food restriction, best option for working professionals and social animals.
So which type of teeth braces are best for you?
The best way to know is to consult your dentist.
