Braces & Aligners
The architects of your smile, gently guiding each tooth into perfect harmony.
Benefits
Fast & Comfortable
Advanced technology means gentler, more efficient tooth movement.
Discreet & Convenient
Options that fit seamlessly into your lifestyle.
Healthier teeth
Straight teeth reduce the risk of cavities, gum disease, and bite problems.
Damon Self-Ligating Braces
Damon Braces use advanced self-ligating technology, eliminating the need for elastic ties. This means less friction, fewer adjustments, and a more comfortable experience.
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Faster Treatment – Moves teeth efficiently for quicker results.
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Less Pain & Discomfort – No elastic ties = less pressure.
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Easier to Clean – No food getting stuck in elastic bands.
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Suitable for All Cases – Works for mild to severe misalignment.
A modern, hassle-free approach to traditional braces!
Clear Aligners
For those who want a discreet, flexible option, clear aligners are nearly invisible, comfortable, and removable—perfect for anyone who wants an effortless smile transformation.
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Virtually Invisible – No brackets or wires, just clear, custom-fit trays.
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Removable & Convenient – Eat whatever you like, clean easily, and maintain oral hygiene.
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Comfortable Fit – No irritation or discomfort from metal parts.
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Great for Mild to Moderate Cases – Aligners gently move teeth into place over time.
Straighten your teeth without anyone noticing!
Braces vs Aligners
Damon Self-Ligating Braces
Clear Aligners
Which One is Right for You?
Feature | Braces | Clear Aligners |
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Appearance | Visible metal or ceramic brackets and wires | Nearly invisible, transparent trays |
Comfort | Initial discomfort due to brackets & wires | Smooth, no wires or brackets, less irritation |
Effectiveness | Best for mild to severe cases, including complex misalignments | Best for mild to moderate cases |
Hygiene | Requires extra care for cleaning around brackets & wires | Easy to clean since they are removable |
Diet Restrictions | Avoid sticky, hard, and chewy foods | No restrictions—aligners are removed before eating |
Adjustments | Regular tightening by a dentist | New aligners every 1-2 weeks for gradual movement |
Treatment Duration | Typically 1.5 to 3 years | Varies, but usually 6 months to 2 years |
Convenience | Fixed in place—no need to remember to wear | Requires discipline to wear 22 hours per day |
Cost | Generally more affordable | Can be more expensive depending on brand & complexity |
Follow-up Visits | Monthly or bi-monthly for adjustments | Less frequent visits, usually every 6-8 weeks |