Braces are orthodontic devices used to straighten teeth and correct malocclusions. At our dental clinic, we offer professional solutions for Dental Braces in Damansara Uptown, helping patients achieve healthier, properly aligned smiles.
Braces are orthodontic devices used to straighten teeth and correct malocclusions.
They typically consist of brackets bonded to the teeth and archwires that apply pressure to gradually move the teeth into the desired position.
At our clinic, we specialize in providing Dental Braces in Damansara Uptown for patients seeking professional and effective orthodontic care. If you are looking for a more comfortable and aesthetic option, you may read more about Invisalign here.
Braces benefit both adults and children by making teeth easier to clean. Additionally, straightened teeth often boost self-esteem and confidence.
Discover the different types of Dental Braces in Damansara Uptown,
including metal braces, ceramic braces, self-ligating braces, and invisible aligners.
Our dentists will conduct a comprehensive dental health evaluation – 3D intraoral iTero scan, X-ray images, and intraoral examination. Based on these diagnostics, our dentists will craft your personalised treatment plan and present a treatment plan complete with a before-and-after teeth simulation.
When you’re ready to begin, our dentists will fit your braces and provide guidance on oral hygiene and dietary tips to ensure optimal treatment results.
You will have appointments where our dentists will review your progress and adjust your braces as needed every 4-6 weeks.
Once treatment is complete, we will remove your braces and provide retainers. Wearing the retainers according to instructions is essential for maintaining your new smile.
At Resmile dental, we offer both in-house and credit card instalment options for those preferring a spread-out payment method.
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For most individuals with crooked teeth but normal jaw growth, treatment can begin once the majority of their permanent teeth have erupted, typically between the ages of 11 and 13.
However, early intervention may be necessary in certain cases. Some children may experience issues with jaw development, leading to abnormal growth patterns, or face problems with the eruption of permanent teeth due to insufficient space or improper alignment. In these situations, early braces treatment can help correct jaw growth or guide teeth into proper positions, often starting between the ages of 7 and 11.
Orthodontic treatment is typically most effective during the teenage years, as tooth movement is generally more efficient in younger patients.
However, adults can also benefit from braces—it’s never too late to achieve a better smile.
Whether or not extractions are necessary depends on the complexity of your case. Extractions are often required when there isn’t enough space in the arch. However, with advancements in teeth straightening technology, the need for extractions has significantly decreased.
In short, yes. While patients were once told that they only needed to wear their retainer for a year or two, advancements in orthodontics have demonstrated that maintaining optimal results requires lifelong retainer use.
If you wear braces it is completely normal to experience soreness or discomfort when you first have them fitted, or when you have the brackets and wires tightened. However, most patients adjust to the sensation over time and find it manageable.
As more adults seek orthodontic treatment, the demand for less visible or invisible braces has increased. Fortunately, there are other options available, such as ceramic brackets and invisible braces.
Ceramic braces use tooth-colored brackets that blend with your teeth, making them less noticeable. Although a thin metal wire may be visible up close, newer clear wires are now available to further enhance the discreetness of ceramic braces.
Invisible braces, also known as clear aligners, offer another aesthetic option for straightening teeth while maintaining a natural appearance. These aligners are custom-made and are worn over the teeth to gradually move them into position. They are almost invisible when worn over the teeth due to the transparency and clarity of the material used. These braces are also convenient and hygienic as patients can remove the aligners during mealtimes and whilst cleaning their teeth.
Regular brushing and flossing are crucial for maintaining oral health with braces. Using a soft-bristled toothbrush, interdental brush, and a water flosser or regular floss helps clean around and between your braces, preventing gum disease and tooth decay.
You can enjoy most foods with braces, but it’s best to avoid hard, sticky foods and chewing gum to prevent damage to the wires and brackets. Additionally, limit sugary foods to prevent tooth decay.
You will need to visit the dentist every 4-6 weeks for adjustments.
