Teeth Straightening

The Aligner systems we use are completely painless. Your aligner may feel slightly unusual at first, but the beauty of the aligner systems is their ability to move teeth gently and safely without causing any pain. If you do have any discomfort contact your dentist straight away for advice. Properly fitted aligners shouldn’t cause you any problems.

Advancements in dentistry, such as the Aligner systems, are straightening teeth in record times. With the average treatment time taking just 4-16 weeks, the cost of treatment is relatively less than the lengthy fixed brace treatments of the past.

The Inman and Clear Aligner systems offer gentle, safe teeth straightening. They work surprisingly quickly and can straighten teeth in as little as 4 weeks in some cases. They are also a much more affordable option than more traditional teeth straightening options.

While many people decide to get their teeth straightened for cosmetic reasons, there are actually also some very good health reasons to consider correcting your teeth. When left untreated many minor problems can become worse and contribute to excessive wear on some of your teeth’s surfaces. Correcting minor problems are much less costly now than the potentially more serious problems that can occur later down the line. An overbite or misalignment of teeth can cause inefficient chewing, gum stress, and even jaw problems and headaches.

Most minor to moderate cases of misaligned or protruding teeth can be treated using either the Inman Aligner or the Clear Aligner System. However, some more severe cases will require another solution. Fixed braces today are a far cry from the very obvious metal braces of days gone by.

Fixed orthodontic braces today can be made in tooth coloured materials, making you feel less conscious about achieving the perfect smile. Lingual braces involve the brace appliance being placed on the inside of the teeth, which makes them almost invisible. Self-ligating braces eliminate the need for metal or elastic ties and requires less frequent adjustment. There are many options for teeth straightening and the best option for you will be determined by your dentist.