Teeth Straightening
Here at the Bridlington Dental Studio we offer all types of teeth straightening; Which one you need will depend on how much your teeth need to move. Read below to find out more about each type of brace and see how each brace might help you create the smile you want.
Wondering what your smile would look like if you straightened your teeth? Try this handy tool from Invisalign. If you like what you see, call us to discuss your options for free.
Invisalign Aligners
Invisalign Clear Aligners are a removable brace, however they are worn for most of the day. They are only removed for eating. Made from thin clear material, they fit to your teeth like a detailed gum shield. During the treatment, a succession of aligners are worn that move the teeth into the desired position. Definitely the most comfortable and discrete option.
It costs from £1750 to £4,500 to align your teeth.
We Will Guide You Through Your Treatment
Regular appointments with the dentist are needed to track your progress, your oral hygiene, and to perform any alterations to your teeth that might be needed. Usually every 6-8 weeks. Frequent appointments also give you the opportunity to talk to the dentist about any worries or difficulties you may have.
Ceramic Braces
Fixed Braces are traditional in style. Ceramic brackets and small wires fix the brace to your teeth and remain in place for the duration of your treatment. Your teeth move into position as a result of progressively tightening the wires. Clear ceramic ensures your fixed braces are discreet. They take between 6 and 12 months to straighten if we don’t have to remove any teeth and around 18 months if we do.
It costs from £1950 to £4250 to straighten your teeth.
We Will Guide You Through Your Treatment
Oral Hygiene is very important when wearing Fixed Braces due to the brace acting as a trap for food and plaque. We help you take care of your oral hygiene by providing you with advice on how best to look after your teeth whist wearing your braces. You will have regular appointments with the dentist. This helps you to keep on top of your oral hygiene and we can keep track of your progress.
