When
you think braces, you probably think...braces, little metal things that are glued
to your teeth to straighten your crooked smile.
That’s true, to a point.
Braces is a general term used for the brackets that move the teeth
and adjust underlying bone. The type of bracket that is used can
greatly affect your treatment process.
Smiles are a big part of our identity. People
with straight teeth are typically treated better in social situations than
those with noticeably crooked teeth. With the innovative technology of Damon System Brackets it's easier than ever to improve your smile faster, with
greater comfort and with greater results and benefits that last a lifetime.
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Damon Brackets have an advantage over traditional brackets in that they do not
require Elastic ties. Having braces used to mean a mouthful of wires with
elastic ties and uncomfortable orthodontic adjustments. Instead of using
elastic ties to hold the wire to the bracket, Damon brackets utilize a passive,
self-litigating system. This means the wires are held in place by a sliding
mechanism. This sliding mechanism allows for more freedom of movement and
eliminates the need for tightening by the orthodontist.
In addition to avoiding
uncomfortable adjustment appointments, eliminating the use of elastic ties also
allows for a more attractive final result. Even with proper brushing and flossing, plaque tends to gather around elastic ties leading to erosion of the
enamel around the bracket, which can mean permanent marks on your teeth when
the brackets are removed. Damon brackets are easier to keep clean, making
dental hygiene easy during treatment.
So if you’ve been thinking that all
braces are the same…think again. Damon braces are designed to be discreet,
comfortable and easy to keep clean. And smiles created with Damon braces have a
more natural and aesthetically pleasing shape.
This is a good explanation of Damon braces and will aid those along their journey in choosing the right type of braces. Thank you for posting. Have a great rest of the day.
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