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Braces are the most traditional orthodontics method to align and straighten teeth, correcting a person’s bite and fix gaps. Braces treatment are customized individually to improve appearance, oral health and bite function.
Metal bracket attached to the teeth and a metal arch wire through all the brackets and complete with coloured elastic ligatures attached to the metal brackets.
Self-ligating braces uses self-ligating metal brackets that resemble little metal door, it holds the wire instead of coloured elastic ligatures.
Ceramic braces uses ceramic brackets that are tooth-coloured or clear that blend in to teeth.
Dental braces in Singapore are designed to straighten your teeth and correct your bite, leaving you with a beautiful and healthy smile.
Regardless of differences in type and mechanics, all dental braces work by applying constant pressure to the teeth and jaw to realign them into their proper positions. Beyond the cosmetic benefits, braces can also correct one’s bite, treat jaw misalignment, fix speech impediments and improve overall oral health.
At PKWY Dental Specialist Practice, our orthodontists are dedicated to improving your smile with our wide range of orthodontic treatments, each tailored specifically to suit our patients’ needs. We offer traditional teeth alignment braces such as metal, clear ceramic, and Invisalign braces.
The time required for dental braces varies from person to person, depending on the severity of the problem. On average, however, once the orthodontic braces are put on, they usually remain in place for one to two years. After braces are removed, most people will need to wear a retainer all the time for the first 1 year, then only during sleep for many years.
Orthodontic Braces treatment are suitable for almost everyone from as young as 10 years old.
A Smile Assessment at our dental clinic can show you the end results of using dental braces in Singapore, before even starting. Click here to find out more
