Clear Braces
- They blend with the natural color of the teeth by being transparent enough so they don’t show.·
Ceramic Braces
- Ceramic Braces are not as visible as metal braces. Ceramic braces are a little more expensive and they’re not as strong as metal braces, but they look great.
Damon Braces
- Damon Braces have an advantage over traditional braces in the fact that they do not require rubber bands. Instead the bracket allows for the wire to slide making them more comfortable.
Invisalign Clear Braces
- Invisalign braces are virtually invisible. These alignment trays are created from molds and can be removed for brushing and flossing. They’re the Cadillac of braces, if you can afford them.
Lingual Braces
- Lingual Braces are attached behind the teeth so they’re not visible when you smile. Lingual braces are also more expensive than traditional metal braces but the advantages are apparent.
Metal Braces
- Metal braces are the most commonly used braces and any orthodontist can provide this system of braces. The system involves brackets that are glued to each tooth.
Self-Ligating Braces
- Self-Ligating Braces get rid of pesky rubber bands. These high-tech braces deliver quick results without having to visit the orthodontist every other week.
Smart Brackets
- Smart brackets are the latest technology in braces. Intended to function as a braces system that provides measurements and information which can help reduce the total amount of time that the braces are worn.
Invisible Braces
- Invisible braces have become an increasingly popular option for people wanting to straighten their teeth without going public.