Orthodontics

Dental Braces, as the most common auxiliary tool in orthodontic treatment, are intricately constructed and typically consist of brackets firmly attached to the surface of teeth and finely woven metal archwires. These archwires effectively respond to various abnormal tooth arrangements, including opening and closing, deep occlusion, crowded dentition, and excessive tooth gaps, by regularly adjusting tension and applying gentle and sustained force to the teeth.

With the advancement of technology and the increasing demand for aesthetics, Orthodontic Treatment is no longer limited to traditional metal braces. Nowadays, a series of more concealed and comfortable orthodontic solutions have emerged in the market, such as transparent invisible braces and ceramic braces. These modern corrective devices are made of transparent or semi transparent materials, which are not only harder to detect in daily wear, but also provide patients of different age groups with an efficient and privacy preserving treatment experience. They are also tailored to individual oral conditions, using a series of gradually changing braces to precisely control the movement path of teeth, ultimately achieving perfect alignment of teeth.

In summary, Orthodontics not only solves the aesthetic problem of tooth arrangement through diversified orthodontic devices, but more importantly, restores oral health and function, bringing patients a dual improvement of confidence and smile.