ONESMILE
Traditional Braces
Why settle for a crooked smile when you can fix it? At OneSmile, our experienced dentists specialize in safely and comfortably transforming smiles with traditional braces.
Get the Smile You Deserve: Straight Teeth in 1 to 3 Years
When Should You Get Braces ?
- Crooked or overlapping teeth.
- Overbite or underbite.
- Gaps between teeth.
- Jaw pain or discomfort when biting.
How Do Traditional Braces Fix Your Teeth?
- Apply constant pressure to gradually move teeth.
- Metal brackets bonded to teeth guide movement.
- Archwire connects brackets, applying pressure for alignment.
- Regular adjustments tighten braces, enhancing tooth alignment.
Over time, teeth align to desired position.
Your Orthodontic Partner, From Start to Finish
- Consultation: Discuss options and treatment plan with orthodontist.
- Braces application – Attach brackets and wires to teeth.
- Adjustment appointments – Regular visits for tightening and monitoring.
- Oral care instructions – Maintain hygiene and dietary restrictions.
- Aftercare support – Guidance for comfort and effective treatment.
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Frequently Asked Questions!
Braces primarily correct the alignment of teeth and bite, which can indirectly influence facial appearance by improving symmetry and harmony in the smile. However, significant changes to facial shape are generally not attributed to braces alone.
Braces can align teeth and correct bite issues but cannot replace missing teeth on their own. Depending on the situation, orthodontic treatment may be part of a comprehensive plan that includes other dental treatments like implants, bridges, or partial dentures to replace missing teeth.
Initially, braces may cause some discomfort or soreness as the teeth adjust to the pressure exerted by the braces. However, this discomfort is usually mild and temporary. Over-the-counter pain relievers can help alleviate any discomfort. With time, most people adjust to the feeling of braces, and discomfort diminishes.
There is no strict age limit for getting braces. Orthodontic treatment can be effective at any age, as long as the teeth and gums are healthy. While braces are commonly associated with adolescence, many adults undergo orthodontic treatment to improve their smiles and correct bite issues. The suitability for braces depends more on the health of the teeth and gums and the patient’s overall dental condition rather than age.
