Orthodontic Dentistry

Orthodontic Dentistry

Orthodontics treat problems related to bite alignment and facial irregularities. If you have issues with the contact between upper and lower teeth (occlusion), a midline mismatch, an orthodontist will be recommended to you. An orthodontist do not just fit braces but may do perform other treatment diagnoses to align jaws before braces are installed. They are trained to look at your skeletal profile and correct issues with teeth and jaws, that may include palatal expanders or jaw surgery.

Types of Orthodontics

Metal Braces : Metal Braces are conventional braces with metal braces, colored o-rings that are adjusted monthly by your orthodontist. It is an economical braces options used to treat most types of case indications. Metal brackets are linked by wire and elastic to move the teeth into the correct position.

Clear Braces : Clear Braces are tooth-colored normally with ceramic or translucent brackets. This means orthodontic treatment less visible. Popular amongst adults, clear braces are commonly opted at BIDC.

Self-Ligating Braces : Self-Ligating Braces or speed braces have special brackets that hold its titanium wire in place using less frictional force to align teeth.

Lingual Braces : Lingual Braces are hidden braces placed behind teeth making the braces completely non-visible when you smile. These internal orthodontics are particularly well-suited for adults whose professions keep them in the public eyes.

Invisalign : Invisalign is a series of clear removable aligners from the USA using computer simulated treatment planning in straightening teeth.

Retainers : Retainers may be removable or fixed, clear or metal wired. They will need to be worn to keep teeth in position after the removal of your orthodontic appliances as instructed by your orthodontist.