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NHS braces in Rotherham are an affordable and reliable option for many children and teens who are seeking straighter teeth. Braces have many health benefits and can improve your mouth function for years and years to come, as long as a retainer is worn post-treatment. If you or a family member are looking into NHS braces and are considering them, then take a sneaky peak at our NHS braces guide right here.
Because Invisalign are discreet and invisible and therefore don’t hinder your smile during treatment, you’d be forgiven they only cater to the aesthetics of straight teeth. Looking good and being good are two totally different things, so how could a braces system that is so different from traditional braces also fix your dental problems too? Well, Invisalign don’t just create straighter smiles, but they can also fix your bite problems.
Invisalign braces are very effective, but they need a little maintenance like all good orthodontic systems. They need regular cleaning just like your teeth do to prevent them from discolouring, cracking, and staining, but how do you do this? Well, we’ll of course tell you all the aftercare advice at your appointment with us, but here are our top tips written down on how to clean your Invisalign braces.
Invisalign is clear braces, invisible tooth straightening treatment, designed to straighten your teeth without the anxiety about your appearance, the discomfort or the pain. The more traditional braces are renowned for leaving you self-conscious about the way you look when you smile, whilst also causing you discomfort. Invisalign allows you to achieve the smile of your dreams, in a way that makes you feel good.
If you’re not happy with your tooth alignment your child has, you might wonder when the best age is to take them to see an orthodontist and and enquire about braces. The earlier the better is the answer. Children as young as 7, who visit the orthodontist can take early advice and have the progress of their teeth monitored. This will enable a dentist to make extra room in the mouth at the most opportune moment and help you get better results from your teeth straightening treatment.
Getting the most out of your braces means keeping them in the best condition possible so they can continue to do their job. There’s a few steps you should know regarding how to clean your teeth, which foods to avoid, and how to take daily care of your braces to keep your teeth straightening journey on track. Here’s how to get the most out of your braces!
This month Money Broker named Align Technology; the company behind orthodontic market leaders Invisalign as a top manufacturer in the dental industry and with 5 million users worldwide, it’s not hard to see why both investors and patients are clamouring to get a piece of the Invisalign action.
Teeth whitening is so popular nowadays because it’s so accessible and easy. It’s available right here in Rochester, through us of course, and it achieves amazing results for those seeking brighter, whiter, healthier looking smiles. Tooth discolouration happens for any number of reasons, be it through the natural ageing process, lifestyle habits, and thinning enamel, but it seems to be universally agreed that it is unattractive and a little embarrassing. Your smile will be gleaming after your teeth whitening treatment, but how can you keep on top of these amazing results and prolong them before you consider more treatment? We’re going to share with you our top tips on how to prolong your teeth whitening results through lifestyle choices and foods to avoid.
When we think of braces and their benefits, the first thing that springs to mind is the amazing aesthetic transformations. Overcrowded, crooked mouths are transformed into perfectly symmetrical smiles to be proud of. For many people, the amazing work that braces do is life-changing. But, did you know that there are actually many other health benefits to getting braces? In this blog post, we’ll discuss a few of the surprising positives to getting braces, which extend past your newly straight teeth.
Headaches are a nuisance, but when one comes from nowhere or first thing in the morning it’s even more of a problem. Where has this headache come from, and how can I make it go away? You’re not ill, dehydrated, or particularly partied-out, so what has caused this? There are plenty of random and mostly inconsequential aches and pains we experience, but your teeth could be causing a lot more of these than you realise. At the Orthodontic Studio in Rotherham, we’d like to share with you our knowledge of orthodontics and how your headaches and teeth grinding could be prevented by braces.