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Lingual braces are fitted behind the teeth rather than on the fronts, making them perfect for individuals who don’t trust themselves with removable aligners (Invisalign), but still want an invisible braces option.
If your child has a narrow palate and is experiencing orthodontic issues such as crowding, impacted teeth or a cross bite your dentist may recommend orthodontic treatment with a palatal expander. In today's blog our Vancouver orthodontist explains what a palatal expander is and how it works.
Your orthodontist may recommend surgical orthodontics as part of tour treatment plan if you are an adult whose bite problem cannot be completely fixed through less invasive means.
When children are still young and their teeth, jaws, and mouths are still growing and developing, there is an opportunity for an orthodontist to identify issues that may become more serious problems later on, and begin to treat them straight away. This type of treatment is called Phase I (or early interventive) treatment.
Translucent-looking ceramic cosmetic braces provide the same benefits as with wire braces, with a less softer, less obvious 'braces look'.
In-Ovation Braces uses gentle force to make the path to a beautiful smile faster and more comfortable than you ever thought possible!
Lingual braces – 'behind the teeth' braces – are a new generation of orthodontic braces that provide an aesthetically pleasing solution for teens and adults working with Dr. Kanani.
Dr. Kanani will help you select from a range of colours to customize and personalize your braces, to help keep things interesting over the next couple of years!
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