Good teeth are widely known as the basis for a beautiful smile, but not everyone is lucky enough to be born with perfectly straight teeth. The thought of wearing conventional metal braces to fix a crooked smile simply isn’t appealing to many adults and image-conscious adolescents. We offer, in the form of Invisalign clear braces, a cosmetically preferable alternative to conventional orthodontic treatment.
Will Invisalign Work For Me?
The Invisalign transparent braces procedure has rapidly become the popular way of successfully straightening teeth in America for countless teenagers and adults, and it’s not hard to see why. Invisalign uses personalized clear plastic aligners that specifically suit your particular dentition rather than using bulky metal braces and wires to slowly ease teeth into their correct positions. The aligners are secure, nearly invisible, and they can be removed quickly and easily to feed, clean and brush your teeth.
Maintaining careful oral hygiene is important during any procedure with orthodontics. Maintaining proper oral hygiene during therapy is an necessary aspect of wearing braces but for many patients it is a challenge. It is important to take a little more time on your braces while you are brushing your teeth. Remember, your teeth are still to floss. At first it will take a bit longer but keeping the area between your teeth clean will make sure your teeth get straighter faster. If you have a removable orthodontic device such as retainers or Invisalign then you can use a toothbrush to brush your appliance. Plaque has to be cleaned completely from your teeth so it’s much more necessary to remove plaque when you have braces. The brackets and wires inside your mouth build plaque spaces to cover. If plaque is not cleaned from your teeth and around your braces properly and regularly, you run the risk of developing gum disease, tooth loss, enamel scarring and poor breath. 
Brush and floss are imperative to keep your teeth behind your braces in mint-condition. 
Headaches can be painful, and frequently come from unpleasant circumstances. Certain factors can include fatigue, some underlying medical problems, and other narcotics. However, a well recognized cause of headaches is Malocclusion which is the name given to the misalignment of the teeth. Braces, or other orthodontic treatments, can help relieve the symptoms of headaches caused by Malocclusion.
Sadly, bad breath is one of the most common brace effects. It is caused by naturally occurring bacteria within the mouth. The bacterium also causes gum diseases and caries and absorbs food particles in various parts of the body. The bacteria produce the odors that contribute to a bad breath during the feeding cycle.
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In patients with severe crowding of the teeth, tooth extraction may be necessary before a patient can get braces to realign the smile. Extraction may also be recommended as part of correcting a malocclusion, to address protruding teeth or to remove impacted teeth.