12th Annual Conference on Dental Practice and Oral Health
Theme: Recent approaches and developments in Dental Care
JUN 22-23, 2022
BOSTON, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Traditional metal braces, ceramic braces, lingual braces, and invisalign are some of the types of dental braces that may be advised to enhance tooth alignment. Each kind has its own set of advantages and disadvantages that must be considered while determining the optimal treatment choice for particular patients.
Traditional Metal Braces
Traditional braces consist of metal brackets and wires that are affixed to the teeth and allow the tooth’s position to be adjusted as needed. Traditional braces now include heat-activated archwires, which are a relatively new innovation. These make use of body heat in the mouth to allow the teeth to move more swiftly and with less pain than before.
This is one of the most prevalent forms of braces in use today, and it is often the least expensive choice while still being quite effective. They are, however, the most visible, and some people may be self-conscious about their look. Using different coloured bands over the braces to make them look more beautiful will help to improve their appearance.
Ceramic Braces
Ceramic braces are comparable in size and form to typical metal braces, but they are made of a ceramic substance that blends in with the natural colour of the teeth, making them less obvious.
This kind is equally as successful as traditional braces at moving teeth into desirable positions, but because of their colour, they are less apparent, making them a more appealing option for certain people. However, they are usually more expensive than standard braces, and if not properly cared for, they can discolour.
Lingual Braces
Lingual braces are metal braces that are affixed to the inside of the teeth and cannot be seen from the outside. They are similar to standard braces in that they are composed of metal.
Because they are covered behind the teeth, this variety has the apparent benefit of not being seen to others. They are, however, less effective than regular braces and take much longer to attain the ideal teeth alignment. Because they come into close touch with the tongue, they may be unpleasant for the patient. Finally, they’re more difficult to keep clean.
Invisalign
Invisalign is the most unique form of braces since it uses a set of custom-made transparent plastic aligners that are worn over the teeth instead of brackets and wires. Throughout the treatment time, these aligners are simple to remove and replace with the next in the series every two weeks. To attain the desired outcome, most people will need between 18 and 30 different aligners.
Many patients prefer this form of brace since it is nearly unnoticeable and allows them to eat and drink anything they want. They are, however, far more costly and can only be used to treat modest to severe dental issues in teens and adults.
Self-Ligating braces
Self-ligating braces resemble standard metal braces in appearance, but instead of elastic bands, clips are used to maintain the brace’s wire in place. As a result, the braces have less friction and it is typically easier for the person to keep the braces and teeth clean.
This form of braces is similar to traditional metal braces in terms of effectiveness, and it may provide you more control over the appliance, resulting in more exact teeth alignment. They are, however, frequently more costly and noticeable from the outside.
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