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13 Apr 2023, 18:19 GMT+10
When it comes to straightening your teeth, there are a few options, including aligners and braces. The choice that is right for you will depend on your unique needs and should be considered carefully. Let's dive deeper into aligners vs. braces to help you navigate the difference between two of the most common teeth straightening options and decide which option is best for your needs.
When you're looking for a teeth straightening method, braces are the most traditional option. Usually made from metal, though sometimes ceramic, braces rely on brackets that are attached to each individual tooth and a wire to bind them together. Over time, and with the help of a doctor, that wire will be adjusted periodically in order to help move the teeth to their new position.
Here are some notable benefits of braces:
Braces also come with several drawbacks, including:
Aligners are similar to braces in that they help to move your teeth to their final position. However, aligners are made of clear plastic that is custom molded to fit your teeth. Every few weeks, the aligner trays will be swapped out for a new pair that continue to shift the teeth slightly.
Here are some advantages aligners offer:
Here are some drawbacks of aligners:
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