Orthodontic Care

Braces & Aligners

Straighten your teeth with advanced braces and clear aligners that improve alignment, enhance appearance, and boost confidence.

Ideal for: Crooked, crowded, or misaligned teeth

Comfort: Options available for metal, ceramic, and invisible aligners

Duration: 6 months – 2 years (depending on case)

Aftercare: Retainers required to maintain results

Definition

Braces and Aligners are orthodontic treatments designed to correct the position of teeth and jaws. Braces use brackets and wires to gradually move teeth, while aligners are clear, removable trays that offer a more aesthetic alternative for straightening teeth.

Before & After Results

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When is it Needed?

Crooked or misaligned teeth
Overbite, underbite, or crossbite
Gaps between teeth
Crowded teeth
Difficulty in chewing due to bite issues

Treatment Process (Simple Steps)

Consultation: Dentist evaluates teeth alignment and bite issues
Planning: X-rays, scans, or impressions taken for treatment design
Appliance Placement: Braces attached or aligners provided
Adjustments: Regular follow-ups for tightening or new aligners
Retention: Retainers worn after treatment to maintain results

Typical Duration: 6 months – 2 years (depends on case severity).

Benefits

Improves smile aesthetics
Corrects bite and chewing function
Prevents jaw strain and uneven wear
Boosts confidence and self-esteem
Offers both visible and invisible options

Possible Side Effects

Temporary soreness or discomfort
Mouth ulcers or irritation (with braces)
Speech difficulty at the start (aligners)
Risk of cavities if oral hygiene is neglected

Before & After Care

Before: Maintain good oral hygiene and get cavities treated
During: Follow dentist’s instructions and attend regular check-ups
After: Wear retainers as advised to prevent relapse
Avoid sticky and hard foods with braces
Brush and floss carefully around appliances

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better — braces or aligners? It depends on your case. Braces are best for complex cases, while aligners are discreet and convenient for mild to moderate corrections.

Are aligners really invisible? Yes, clear aligners are almost invisible and can be removed while eating or brushing.

Do braces hurt? Some discomfort is normal during adjustments, but it reduces within a few days.

How often are follow-ups needed? Braces require monthly check-ups, while aligners may need visits every 6–8 weeks.

Will results last forever? Yes, if retainers are worn as advised after treatment.