Rather than removing teeth, my children were fitted with retainers that changed the shape of their upper palate to fit their teeth. We cranked the retainer a quarter turn every week for almost a year. This allowed the second row of teeth to realign and for others to come down as they should. At the end of that time, they could have had a short time with braces, but we decided that things looked great.
that 'retainer' placed on the upper hard palate is actually called an expander. it literally breaks you maxilla bone, leaving room for more teeth and making it easier for braces.
no there is a solution invisalign
Braces look like a little square metal peice on your teeth and connects them is a round metal part.
Yes, Invisalign is the perfect option in many cases, Invisalign is transparent aligners, thus no one can notice them. Invisalign are expensive than traditional braces as they are customized and involve modern technology. You can get better details online at Invisalign München, Eugnath.de.
people who dont need braces or any other things to straighten their teeth
No. Aquafresh White Trays don't fit on your teeth the way Invisalign braces do. They're bigger so and they don't mold to your teeth, they just hold the whitening solution. You can wear them as much as you want, but they'll never make your teeth straighter.
There is another thing you can get, it straightens your teeth just like invisible braces. It's called Invisalign. It costs more than braces I think, but if you want straight teeth but no braces, I guess that's the way to go! So search it up on google, see if you like it and if it's affordable, I would get them!
Do you mean Invisalign? That's a name for a brand of dental braces that are nearly invisible on the teeth.
Invisalign offers an alternative to traditional braces. With traditional braces, each tooth is wrapped and tightened and aligned. With invisalign the patient wears a clear mouthguard of sorts to align the teeth gradually.
It possible to do that. You would start over as far as fitting, etc. and you would have to pay to have the braces removed. But it depends on the specific issues with your mouth as to whether invisalign or traditional braces are better. If you have issues with your bite, you may have to keep braces.
depends on what you are going for. a simple answer is yes, however if you only need minor adjustments in your teeth alignment then give invisalign a shot!
Throughout the Invisalign treatment there are many different "trays" or sets of the plastic molds that you go through. Each tray is a little straighter than the last. For the first day or so of a new tray, it's really tight and uncomfortable, so yes, they hurt. But after your teeth adjust (which doesn't take long) you can barely tell you're wearing them!
To use Invisalign Teen you have to be 13-19 years old. But in some dentest offices you can be 11 and still get Invisalign Teen.