If you are looking for an effective way to straighten teeth and improve your bite function, metal braces might be right for you! Evershine Dental Care is pleased to offer this reliable and highly effective treatment to help you achieve the smile you have always wanted.
Traditional metal braces are the oldest treatment in orthodontics, and still the most popular treatment for attaining the smile you desire. Metal braces are made from a series of stainless steel brackets that are cemented to the front of teeth using a special glue, and include an archwire running through them that connects each bracket. The archwires apply a subtle force to each tooth that gradually shifts teeth into a new position. Elastics are often used as well, which connect the archwires to the bracket. Braces are durable and reliable, and can be used to treat virtually any orthodontic conditions. Metal braces are more effective at treating severe to complex dental problems, overcrowding, and bite problems, than clear aligners.
The duration of treatment depends on the severity of the misalignment and the patient’s particular response to treatment. Generally, treatment can be anywhere from 9 months to 3 years, with most patients falling in at around 18 months.
If you are looking for a solution to fix teeth or a bite issue, metal braces might be right for you. Evershine Dental Care is pleased to offer this safe and effective orthodontic treatment to help you achieve the smile you have always wanted. If you think you might benefit from metal braces or you have any questions at all about metal braces, please call the dedicated Evershine Dental Care team at (403) 339-5555 and we will be happy to help!
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