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Unsure of what braces will do to your beautiful smile?
With our world-class technology and experienced orthodontists, you can achieve a gorgeous, perfect smile in no time. We know that having straight teeth makes a huge difference in your self-esteem, and overall appearance, so let us help you get there! Here are before and after pictures so you can see the amazing transformation for yourself! Don’t worry about the unknown when it comes to your teeth – we’re here to help make the process as smooth as possible and improve your dental health for a lifetime! As you can see, wearing braces made a huge difference in the appearance of their teeth. Most of their gaps and crooked teeth were treated after they wear braces and they were left with a much healthier and straighter smile. So if you’re ready for orthodontic treatment with a difference, schedule a consultation with our orthodontist. We can’t wait to help you achieve your dream smile!
Braces - Before and After Pictures
Things to Know Before You Get Braces
- First and foremost, you should consult with an orthodontic specialist to see if you’re a candidate – not everyone’s teeth can be corrected with braces.
- Secondly, braces can take anywhere from 6 months to 2 years to work their magic, so it’s important to be patient!
- Finally, you’ll need to make sure you’re taking extra care of your teeth while you have them. This means brushing and flossing more carefully and avoiding hard foods that can damage the wires.
Things to Know After You Get Braces
Our number one priority is your comfort and satisfaction. You may experience some discomfort after you get your teeth braces, but don’t worry – this is normal!
- Avoid hard or sticky foods that can damage your braces. As much as possible, eat healthy, soft foods like your vegetables or cut them into small pieces.
- Be extra careful when brushing and flossing around your braces. We recommend using a soft toothbrush and taking extra care to floss between your teeth to avoid plaque buildup.
- If you play sports, be sure to wear a mouth guard to protect yourself from injury.
- Wear your rubber bands as directed.
- Keep up with your regular appointments so we can make any necessary adjustments.
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