Charming smile with modern braces
A lot of patients seek orthodontic treatment at the DSMC with to get a beautiful, healthy smile.
Crooked or misaligned teeth can significantly impact one’s confidence in their smile and overall appearance. Recognizing this concern, our orthodontists offer a range of options to assist patients in achieving straight teeth and a balanced bite.
Modern dental braces present numerous alternatives suitable for both children and adults. Advances in orthodontic techniques enable our specialist orthodontists to deliver treatments that are faster, more comfortable, and more effective than ever before.
Check below what type or braces or aligners will fit you best
Ceramic Braces
Ceramic braces have gained popularity among teenagers and older patients due to their aesthetic appeal in teeth straightening. Clear ceramic braces offer a discreet option, often leaving others unaware of the orthodontic treatment.
Clear ceramic braces usually have smaller brackets compared to traditional metal braces. These tooth-colored brackets are bonded to the front of the teeth and the archwires are threaded into the slots in the brackets. These archwires are colored to match your teeth which further reduces the visibility of your brace
Lingual Braces
These are fixed behind the teeth, invisible type of braces. Lingual braces are completely customized to fit the shape of your teeth, ensuring comfort and delivering excellent results. This orthodontic option is particularly well-suited for teenagers and adults who seek treatment but are hesitant to alter their appearance.
Damon Braces
They deliver strong results much faster than traditional braces. The Damon Braces System is self-ligating, removing the necessity for elastics or metal ties to hold the wire in place. Unlike elastics and metal ties, which create friction and pressure, potentially prolonging treatment and causing discomfort, Damon braces utilize a unique slide mechanism and advanced shape memory wires. These features enable orthodontists to achieve quicker tooth movement and require fewer, more spaced-out appointments
Metal Braces
Metal braces consist of brackets and wires that apply a gentle and continuous force to shift teeth into their desired positions.
Retainers
Post-treatment, wearing retainers is as crucial as the treatment itself. Your orthodontist will suggest the most suitable type of retainers based on your treatment. It takes time for the structures around your teeth to adapt to their new positions. Retainers, whether fixed or removable, serve as small devices designed to maintain and stabilize your teeth in their new positions following treatment.