Braces

Yes, braces are the absolute gold standard for correcting severe overbites, underbites, crossbites, and complex tooth rotations because they give your orthodontist maximum control over tooth movement.

Getting braces put on does not hurt. However, you will feel some soreness and pressure for a few days after placement and following adjustment appointments. Over-the-counter pain relief and orthodontic wax can easily manage this [...]

You should brush thoroughly after every meal and use specialized tools like floss threaders or interdental brushes to clean under the archwire. Excellent oral hygiene ensures your teeth stay healthy throughout your time in braces.

To avoid breaking brackets or bending wires, you should steer clear of hard, sticky, or chewy foods. For full guidance on navigating your diet safely, check out our comprehensive guide on life with braces.

Traditional metal braces use durable stainless steel brackets, while clear braces are crafted from translucent ceramic materials that blend naturally with your teeth. Both utilize the same advanced wire system to guide tooth movement.