Short process. Long-term results.
There is no such thing as being too old for orthodontic treatment. More adults than ever are seeking straighter teeth. Advancements in dentistry allow for more discreet and less invasive orthodontic treatments such as ceramic clear aligners (Invisalign and Clear Correct), lingual braces hidden inside your teeth, or ceramic braces. Further advancements allow us to speed up the process so that it can take half the time of traditional treatments. Further, many adult patients find that a partial treatment that addresses his/her particular area of concern can be completed in only a few months. And braces aren’t becoming popular for cosmetic reasons alone. Instead, many adults realize the long-term oral health benefits of having straighter teeth. Call today so we can talk about what plan is right for you.
- 1 In 5 Patients – 20% of all orthodontic patients are over 18.
- Choices – Choose what type of braces and even how long you are in treatment.
- Face Value – A recent study confirmed that when we smile, we are deemed more likable, courteous, and thought to be more competent.
IMPROVE YOUR SMILE WITHOUT INTERRUPTING YOUR LIFE
We understand that our adult patients are busy, often balancing career, families, and social life. We will work together to find the treatment modalities that fit your schedule and address your goals. Whether you want to straighten one front tooth that bothers you or you are considering surgical jaw alignment, we are here to help. Whether you travel a lot, have a completion goal date, work 9-5, are concerned about your appearance during treatment, or are on a budget, call today, and we will work with you to find a solution for your orthodontic needs.
IMPROVE YOUR QUALITY OF LIFE
Some adults once had straight teeth, and now they see that they have noticed an unwanted change to their smile or have experienced damage to their gums or teeth due to shifting. Others have always wanted to improve their smile but never had the opportunity. The dentist or hygienist often urges their patients to seek an orthodontic consultation before greater problems arise. Crowded, crooked teeth can be harder to clean, leading to gum disease. Research has shown a link between gum disease and increased heart attacks and strokes.
Further, patients who have lived with misaligned teeth or a bite that is ‘off’ may experience abnormal wear to their teeth or gums. Whatever your reason and age, now is the time to get the smile you have always wanted.