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What is a brace for your tooth?

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Anonymous

14y ago
Updated: 5/13/2025

A brace for your tooth, also known as dental braces, is a device used to straighten and align teeth. Braces are commonly recommended by orthodontists to fix issues like crooked teeth, gaps, or bite problems such as overbites and underbites. They work by applying gentle, continuous pressure to gradually move the teeth into the desired position.

Braces typically consist of small brackets attached to each tooth, connected by a wire. These can be made of metal, ceramic, or clear materials depending on the patient's preference.

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