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Few of us have naturally straight teeth. Many people have their teeth straightened by braces during their teens. Others have their teeth fixed by the dentist when they are adults. The results are well worth it.
Straight teeth are both an aesthetic and a practical matter. Certainly a neat set of straight teeth look better. But the dentist will also make sure they function well, with the jaws aligning neatly, and teeth that won’t wear against each other. The teeth will also be easier to clean when they are neatly aligned.
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Invisalign
This is a dental alignment method that performs in a way similar to braces. It is popular with adults who do not want to wear braces.
Invisalign is a series of clear plastic aligners. They fit snugly over the teeth, providing pressure to steadily move them into correct alignment. They will align teeth within one or two years.
Crowns
These replace the outer part of a tooth, while keeping the inner pulp and nerve. Modern crowns look, feel and function like a natural tooth. And they don’t require anything beyond normal brushing and flossing.
Crowns are a great option for a badly damaged or misshaped tooth. They can also help for a single poorly aligned tooth.
Implants
These are like a crown, but they replace the centre of the tooth with a metal post. They are a good option if a tooth is lost or badly damaged. They are also a good option if there is only one tooth that is out of alignment.
Veneers
These replace the front part of a tooth. They can greatly improve the appearance of the tooth, changing the colour and the shape. They can also help slight jaw alignment issues, bringing the teeth of one jaw slightly forward.
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Attractive teeth look great, can improve confidence, and are easier to look after. Talk to us about your teeth.
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