Braces are not removable for daily tooth brushing, so the patient must be especially diligent about keeping the mouth clean and removing food particles which become easily trapped, to prevent tooth decay.
The main positive outcome of braces on teeth is that the patient will have straight teeth, making it harder for food to get stuck between them. There should be no gaps between teeth.
It all depends on the crooked teeth, and the patient that comes to the office After two years
By slowly pulling your teeth together with brackets and a special type of cement. They just straighten out your teeth.
Braces look like a little square metal peice on your teeth and connects them is a round metal part.
There are very few cases where the Orthodontist would only put braces on the bottom teeth and not both. Most of the time they require the patient to wear them on the top and the bottom because it is better for alignment versus only moving the teeth on the bottom. However, if you have the right alignment without braces on the top, then the Orthodontist will only recommend braces for the bottom teeth.
When the wires are threaded through the brackets, they exert pressure against the teeth, causing them to move gradually.
An orthodontist can put braces on your teeth
You could potentially harm your teeth severely if you take your braces off yourself. To take them off, your orthodontist uses a special solvent on the glue that holds your braces on. If you don't have that solvent, taking your braces off can be very painful and damaging.
No, orthodontists use special kinds of metals for the wires that do not attract magnets. These special metals also help to straighten your teeth quicker and significantly reduce the pain/soreness that braces tend to cause due to the movement of your teeth.
No. The braces will hold the teeth in place.
Braces are things that go on your teeth and it straighten your teeth and make you have a nicer smile
Of course you can. Braces have nothing to do with the "color/brightness" of your teeth. Braces are used to straighten teeth. If it is, in your finding, that drinking coffee has discolored your teeth, then he or she (your dentist) can apply a "whitener" to your teeth, regardless of braces. Regards