Orthodontic Treatment

• closing wide gaps between the teeth
• aligning the tips of the teeth
• straightening crooked teeth
• improving speech or chewing ability

• boosting the long-term health of gums and teeth
• preventing long-term excessive wear or trauma of the teeth
• treating an improper bite

01. Metal braces

Traditional braces are more effective at treating extreme overcrowding than other options like clear braces or Invisalign aligners and are less expensive. They give your orthodontist the control he needs to move the teeth in small increments at a time. Wearing these types of braces also means that you don't have to worry about ever misplacing your aligners.

02. Ceramic braces

Ceramic braces are similar to metal braces, but they use clear or tooth-colored brackets rather than grey or metallic silver brackets and wires. Many people opt for Ceramic braces because they’re less noticeable on your teeth than metal braces. This can be a huge advantage if you’re considering braces and don’t want to feel self-conscious about wearing them.

03. Aligners

Orthodontic treatment with transparent aligners is a great alternative to dental braces. Aligners are placed on the teeth during this treatment. Like braces, they push their teeth into the desired position. These aligners need to be replaced every two weeks, during which time the teeth are straightened. Today, this technology is the most convenient, almost invisible way to straighten crooked teeth and fix an abnormal bite.