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TEETH ALIGNERS: A NON-INVASIVE APPROACH TO STRAIGHTENING TEETH

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If you're self-conscious about your crooked or misaligned teeth, you're not alone. Many people seek out orthodontic treatment to improve the appearance and function of their teeth. While traditional metal braces are a common and effective treatment option, they can be inconvenient and uncomfortable. Fortunately, there is an alternative: teeth aligners. What are teeth aligners? Teeth aligners are clear, plastic trays that are custom-made to fit over your teeth. They gently apply pressure to your teeth to move them into the desired position. Aligners are made of a flexible, medical-grade plastic that is virtually invisible when worn, making them a popular choice for adults who want to straighten their teeth without the noticeable appearance of metal braces. How do teeth aligners work? The process of using teeth aligners typically begins with a consultation with a dental professional. During this appointment, they will take impressions of your teeth and use these to create a trea

Advantages and Disadvantages Of Aligners

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  Many patients (or their parents) have inquired as to which option is best for them. It is truly a personal decision, so we thought we'd share some facts to help you if you need time to ponder your alternatives. Advantages :  Aligners are less visible than braces since they are clear and custom-made to fit your teeth. This can be a factor for many patients, but not all. Diet: Your diet is unaffected when you remove your aligners to eat. You will be able to eat the meals you enjoy. Some foods are difficult or painful to consume while wearing braces, and they can cause breakages, which can delay therapy and necessitate additional visits to have repairs performed. Because your aligners are removable, you can brush and floss normally. This is significant since many people find it difficult to clean their teeth while wearing braces. Appointments: Because your Orthodontist has scheduled the tooth movement, the actual appointments to the practice are usually considerably simpler and, in