Orthodontics Treatment

Nice and healthy straight teeth let you smile more confidently and lower the chance of future dental problems. You can better avoid plaque development with straight teeth, which reduces your risk of gum disease. You'll be able to chew meals properly and talk more clearly as well. Traditional metal braces, transparent ceramic braces, Invisalign clear aligners, lingual braces, detachable appliances, and partial orthodontic treatments are all available at Sethi & Virdi dental. Based on the degree of dental malalignment, the severity of your bite, and your expectations for treatment times and results, we'll help you select which orthodontic treatment is ideal for you.

Metal Braces of the Past

Metal brackets are used in traditional braces. These are the most prevalent braces, and technological developments have made them much sleeker and more comfortable. You may also add colored elastic bands with metal braces to make your braces more lively, colorful, and one-of-a-kind! These are traditional braces are more effective at treating extreme overcrowding. They give your orthodontist the control he needs to move the teeth in small increments at a time.

Braces that are not visible

Metal brackets aren't required for all braces. Clear braces may be right for you if you want your braces to be less apparent. Clear braces are similar to regular metal braces in function. However, the brackets are made of translucent materials.

Clear Aligners by Invisalign

Invisalign clear aligners are a set of clear, custom-fitted removable trays consisting of a malleable plastic that fits snugly against your teeth. Your teeth are slightly adjusted with each new set of Invisalign aligners. Because they're removable, you can take them out while eating, drinking, brushing, and flossing to keep your dental hygiene in check. For special events, you can easily remove them.

Orthodontic Treatment

A complete set of braces isn't required for everyone. Depending on the situation, only one, two, or a few teeth may need to be realigned for cosmetic reasons or to prepare for additional dental procedures such as dental implants, restorations, or periodontics. An orthodontist may propose partial orthodontic treatment, also known as limited therapy, in several situations. Because this treatment focuses on a single area of the mouth, it usually takes less time and involves less hardware.

Young Children's Orthodontic Treatment in Two Phases

A child's teeth must be straight, and their jaws must be appropriately aligned to generate a healthy grin that will last a lifetime.

Conclusion:

Early therapy will aid in the prevention of more excellent dental disorders, later on, avoiding the need for more intrusive orthodontic procedures as the child grows older. Orthodontic treatment for teenagers is significantly more comfortable and successful when they receive early prevention and intervention.