Ceramic braces are a popular form of teeth straightening and an alternative to traditional metal braces. They offer unique benefits that metal braces cannot provide, such as a less-noticeable appearance while being worn. This review discusses the most important things for patients to know about ceramic braces before beginning treatment.
Ceramic braces cab fix all types and severity levels of teeth and jaw misalignments and offer a more discreet way of straightening teeth. The following discusses ceramic braces. Patients can learn more by visiting a licensed dentist who offers ceramic braces for teeth straightening.
Ceramic braces can address most types of misalignments. These include issues with spacing or the alignment of teeth and jaw misalignments. Specifically, a general dentist may recommend ceramic braces to treat:
There are various types of bite complications that ceramic braces can address, including but not limited to crossbites, underbites, and overbites. A dentist can provide details on how treatment can correct alignment concerns during a consultation.
The ceramic material used for the brackets and wires blends in well with natural teeth, so other people are less likely to notice them on the patient. This is helpful in social situations and for adults who may want to keep their natural smile throughout the treatment process.
The entire treatment process with ceramic braces is monitored by a dental professional. Before the placement of the ceramic braces, patients may need dental care, such as cavity fillings. Once the patient has good oral health and clean teeth, the ceramic braces are placed and the treatment process begins. If there are any setbacks, then the dental professional can take action to limit them. The office’s hygienists, assistants, and other staff members also assist with the aftercare process.
Ceramic braces require the patient to wear a retainer after treatment is complete. This keeps teeth from shifting back to their original positions until the jaw can harden in its new alignment and hold teeth in the proper position for the long term. Patients are often required to wear the retainer for most of each day for the first year and then only at night after that.
Our general dentistry team helps patients with all types of misalignments correct the alignment of their teeth and jaw for a more attractive smile and improved oral health. If you have questions or would like to begin the treatment process with ceramic braces, contact us today to arrange a visit.
Request an appointment here: https://www.drjoshidental.com or call Megha Joshi DDS and Achyut Joshi DDS at (951) 707-4374 for an appointment in our Moreno Valley office.
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