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What are Invisible Braces?
Are you scared of using metal braces? Don't worry; now, you can get straight teeth and a renewed smile without needing to cover your mouth by using unattractive braces.
Never before has fixing crooked teeth been so simple! However, for someone who wants to straighten their crooked teeth, the decision between braces and aligners might be challenging.
Let's Talk About Invisible Braces
Thanks to invisible braces, wearing braces has now become more comfortable. Traditional braces attach brackets to wires to move teeth in the desired way. These metal-based braces make anyone look unattractive when they talk or smile as they are visible.
For people who require a beautiful and straight smile but do not want to wear traditional devices, invisible braces are a fantastic solution. Compared to metal braces, invisible braces are far less noticeable. Patients with cosmetic concerns might benefit from these braces.
Invisible braces or clear aligners are designed for adults and older teens; however, they are not advised when baby teeth are still present. Only a dentist can tell whether you are the right candidate for invisible braces or not.
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Get A Second OpinionWhat are Invisible Braces?
Invisible dental braces, also known as clear aligners, are the latest technology-based transparent trays that work on the same principles as regular wire braces. The clear aligners are removable and smoothly fit onto the teeth. They gradually move the teeth into a straighter position by employing the proper application of controlled force. Various teeth can be relocated by different pressures applied throughout each treatment step by utilizing either aligners, wires, or brackets.
Different Types of Invisible Braces
Invisible braces are primarily of 3 types: ceramic brackets, inside braces, and clear aligners. Let’s understand all three types of invisible braces in detail!
Ceramic braces
These braces are similar to metal braces in that they straighten teeth with tooth-colored brackets rather than metal. Because the tooth-coloured ceramic fits in with the teeth, it is less noticeable than the metal ones.
Ceramic braces are not detachable until the treatment is complete, they can cause irritation and pain. Ceramic braces can make regular dental care, eating, and speaking more difficult.
Inside braces
Also known as inside lingual braces, invisible braces, or iBraces, are similar to traditional braces. The lingual braces have gained more popularity as they are completely invisible. These braces are fixed on the back of the teeth, rather than the front of the teeth.
Clear braces
These braces are composed of composite materials that are fragile and weaker than metal braces. The ligatures have the potential to stain because they are white or translucent.
Staining is not an issue because ligatures are changed with each adjustment. Clear aligners are almost invisible, minimally intrusive, and resistant to wear-related clouding. They are comfortable with no brackets or wires.
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Book an AppointmentWhat is the Duration of Invisible Braces Treatment?
The duration of treatment is determined by the dental problem and the type of invisible braces being used. Braces are typically worn for 18 to 24 months. However, they may be used for extended periods.
- Metal braces perform best due to their robust materials.
- Ceramic braces may require a longer time for desired results as they are less strong than metal braces.
- Inside or lingual braces can also take longer to operate efficiently.
- Clear aligners like Invisalign typically take nine to fifteen months to complete treatment.
- Braces Vs Invisalign treatment involves 20 to 30 aligners for both upper and lower teeth.
- Treatment duration can range from 12 to 24 months, depending on the complexity of teeth alignment.
- Complicated cases may require up to 32 aligner steps delivered in eight stages.
- Mild cases may need only 12 aligner steps delivered in three phases.
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Lingual orthodontic appliances: invisible braces.Frequently Asked Questions
Invisible braces are a type of orthodontic treatment that uses clear aligners to straighten teeth without metal brackets and wires.
Invisible braces use custom-made aligners that gradually shift teeth into place by applying gentle pressure. They are changed every few weeks as teeth move.
Yes, invisible braces are designed to be smooth and comfortable. They are made from a flexible plastic material that doesn't irritate the gums and lips.
Yes, aligners should be removed before eating and drinking anything besides water. They should be cleaned regularly using a soft toothbrush and water.
Yes, invisible braces can effectively treat crowded teeth by gradually shifting them into proper alignment over the course of treatment.
Yes, invisible braces can correct overbites, underbites, and crossbites by gradually moving the teeth and aligning the jaws properly.
Discomfort may occur when starting a new set of aligners, but it's usually mild and temporary as teeth adjust to the aligners.
For optimal results, aligners should be worn for 20 to 22 hours every day. Only when eating, drinking, brushing, and flossing should they be taken out.
Invisible braces are typically recommended for mild to moderate cases. Severe misalignment may require traditional braces or other orthodontic treatments.
Contact your orthodontist immediately. They may provide a replacement aligner or adjust your treatment plan accordingly.
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