Orthodontic treatment refers to the branch of dentistry that focuses on correcting misaligned teeth and jaws. The aim of orthodontic treatment is to improve the appearance, function, and overall health of the patient’s smile. Various orthodontic appliances and techniques are used to achieve this, with braces being the most common and well-known option.


1. Metal Braces/Traditional Braces:
   – These are the conventional metal brackets and wires that are commonly associated with braces.
   – Modern brackets are smaller and less noticeable than older versions.
   – Heat-activated archwires are used to help teeth move more efficiently and with less discomfort.
   – They may offer colored bands for kids to express themselves.

2. Ceramic Braces:
   – Similar in size and shape to metal braces, but they have tooth-colored or clear brackets that blend in with teeth.
   – Some ceramic braces use tooth-colored wires for even greater discretion.
   – Less noticeable than metal braces and can move teeth faster than clear plastic aligners.

3. Low Friction Braces (Self-ligating Braces):
   – Also known as self-ligating braces.
   – These braces reduce friction since no rubber ties are needed to hold the wires in place.
   – Can lead to quicker and more comfortable teeth movement.
   – Available in both clear and stainless steel types.

4. Lingual Braces:
   – Similar to traditional metal braces, but the brackets and wires are placed on the inside (lingual side) of the teeth.
   – They are virtually invisible from the outside.

5. Invisalign:
   – Consists of a series of custom-made, clear plastic aligners.
   – Aligners are removable and replaced approximately every two weeks.
   – Almost invisible type of aligners, offering a more discreet option.
   – Patients can eat and drink whatever they want since they can remove the aligners during meals.

Orthodontic treatment can address various dental issues, including crooked teeth, overcrowding, gaps, and bite problems (underbite, overbite, crossbite). The specific treatment option best suited for an individual patient would depend on their particular dental needs and preferences.

If you are interested in orthodontic treatment or want to know more about the services offered by B Square Dental Studio, you can contact them through the provided contact details on their website or book an appointment for a consultation.