Get a Perfect Smile with Braces at OPUS Dental Specialities!
Our traditional and lingual braces options ensure precise, lasting results for a beautifully
What Are Braces: A Path to a Perfect Smile
Braces are orthodontic devices designed to straighten teeth, correct bite issues, and enhance smile aesthetics. They use brackets, wires, and bands to gradually shift teeth into alignment, addressing concerns like overcrowding, gaps, overbites, and underbites.
While traditional metal braces are widely used, clear braces and aligners offer a discreet alternative. Beyond aesthetics, braces improve oral health by making teeth easier to clean, reducing the risk of cavities and gum disease.
Why Choose Braces for Teeth Alignment?
- Corrects misalignment and bite issues, improving overall oral function.
- Enhances aesthetics by straightening crooked or spaced-out teeth.
Our Braces Options: Traditional and Lingual Braces
Traditional Braces
- Metal braces with brackets and wires, commonly used for efficient teeth movement and alignment.
- A highly effective option for correcting a wide range of orthodontic problems.
Lingual Braces:
- These braces are placed on the back of the teeth, making them nearly invisible from the outside.
- A great option for those who desire discreet treatment while achieving similar results as traditional braces.
Why Choose OPUS Dental for Your Child’s First Visit?
The OPUS Advantage: Making Your Child’s First Visit Positive
Experienced Specialists
Our team provides expert orthodontic care for precise, effective, and comfortable teeth alignment.
Custom Treatment Plans
Each braces treatment is customized to your specific needs, ensuring optimal results.
State-of-the-Art Technology
We utilize modern equipment for accurate diagnosis, treatment planning, and patient comfort.
Comfortable Experience
We prioritize your comfort with careful adjustments and treatment options that fit your lifestyle.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
raditional braces are placed on the front of the teeth, while lingual braces are attached to the back, offering a more discreet option.
Treatment duration typically ranges from 18 to 24 months, depending on the complexity of your case.
Lingual braces can be slightly more uncomfortable initially due to their placement, but they offer the same effectiveness.
Both traditional and lingual braces may require adjustments in your diet to avoid damaging the braces, but you can continue to eat most foods.