Braces and aligners to subtly move adult teeth

Modern braces don’t have to be metal, and modern orthodontics needn’t necessarily involve the use of fixed appliances at all. At Dublin 18 Dental Rooms we offer a number of subtler ways to straighten your teeth, whether you require quick cosmetic correction or a more extensive procedure.

Clear-alignersTeeth straightening: the benefits

There are many benefits to be gained from teeth straightening, whatever your age and however you choose to do it. As well as providing a boost to your confidence by improving the appearance of your smile, straightening your teeth can improve your dental health by making your teeth easier to clean, with fewer gaps where plaque can accumulate.

The associated reduction in risk of dental decay and gum disease can also have benefits for your general health and wellbeing.

Protruding front teeth are more at risk of accidental damage, whilst some cases of bruxism can also be helped by orthodontic treatment.

Dublin braces and aligners

Anyone interested in straightening their teeth should come for a consultation at our Dublin Dental Room. You are never too old to enjoy the benefits of teeth straightening treatment, and we welcome patients of all ages. Your dentist will perform a thorough clinical examination and will talk through whether braces or aligners are the most appropriate treatment to suit your needs.

Six Month Smiles

Six Month Smiles cosmetic braces are designed for rapid, discreet correction of issues affecting the front teeth – those that are visible when you smile. They comprise tooth-coloured nickel-titanium wires and clear brackets, and work in an average of half a year. You will need to attend our Dublin Dental Room for check-ups and adjustments to your braces approximately once a month.

Clear aligners

Unlike braces, which are fixed to your teeth for the duration of treatment, the clear aligners on offer at Dublin 18 Dental are removable at home. Of course, you should wear them for the vast majority of the time – at least 22 hours a day – to ensure that your treatment progresses as planned, but you can take them out for short spells to clean and to brush your teeth – making it easy to maintain your dental hygiene – as well as for meals.