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Smile Beautifully With Braces
A beautiful smile lightens up the face and adds the extra charm to your visage. Beautifully aligned teeth are that which bestows a bewitching smile. Not many are born lucky with perfect teeth. Braces can be great boons in perfecting irregular teeth alignment.
Braces are worn to rectify malocclusions or misalignment of teeth like crooked teeth, under bites, overbites, cross bites, open bites or other teeth and jaw flaws. They can be worn on the upper or lower level of the teeth or on both with regards to the requirement. Force is applied on the teeth by the arch wire of the braces to rectify protruding teeth or jaw flaws giving in to bone remodeling. There are different types of braces to set right misaligned teeth.
Types of Braces
Traditional Braces
Traditional braces are the commonly used ones that are stainless steel sometimes combined with nickel titanium. These are wired brackets with cements fixed on the teeth. These are also called 'Train tracks'.
Ceramic
Braces
Ceramic
braces
are
visually
appealing
as
they
go
with
the
color
of
the
tooth.
They
are
slightly
larger
than
the
metallic
ones
and
are
a
bit
difficult
to
get
adjusted
to.
They
also
require
longer
period
of
treatment,
as
they
are
not
as
strong
as
the
metallic
ones.
Gold
Plated
Stainless
Steel
Braces
These
are
widely
chosen
by
those
who
are
allergic
to
nickel,
which
is
a
component
of
stainless
steel
in
a
traditional
type
of
braces.
They
are
also
chosen
for
their
easy
blend
with
the
colour
of
the
teeth
and
particularly
for
those
who
want
to
flaunt
a
golden
shimmer
on
their
teeth.
Lingual
Braces
Lingual
braces
are
invisible
during
normal
interaction
or
conversation
as
they
are
fitted
behind
the
teeth.
However
it
is
difficult
to
get
used
to
them
due
to
their
fixture.
Smart
Braces
A
new
kind
of
brace
that
is
in
the
development
stage
is
the
'Smart
Brace'.
As
the
name
goes
the
brackets
consists
of
a
microchip
that
measures
the
force
applied
to
the
bracket
or
teeth
interface.
This
type
of
brace
is
developed
with
the
view
to
reduce
the
duration
of
treatment
as
well
as
the
quality
of
the
treatment
without
any
harm
to
the
teeth.
Invisalign
therapy
This
is
an
effective
alternative
to
the
traditional
braces.
This
is
an
invisible
treatment
on
the
teeth
to
perfect
the
alignment.
A
series
of
plastic
trays
are
involved
in
rectifying
the
teeth.
However
this
system
is
not
for
people
with
complex
imperfections
and
for
those
for
whom
the
last
molars
are
yet
to
erupt.
Hence
it
is
not
adaptable
for
children.
After the treatment period the teeth has to be exposed to retainers or pre-finishers to keep the corrected alignment intact for a certain period of time. Proper oral hygiene like brushing and flossing has to be adopted to keep the braces clean. Sticky and hard foods are to be avoided. It is also important for sports people to wear mouth guards to prevent the braces form damage.
Braces have also become a fashion statement now among the teens.
So
don't
worry
and
work
your
way
to
wear
a
beautiful
smile.
Disclaimer: The information provided in this article is for general informational and educational purposes only and is not intended as a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or a qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition.
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