Can I get braces for aesthetic?

Corrective braces and aesthetic braces serve the same primary function, which is to straighten out your teeth. However, the similarities stop there. Braces that are considered corrective include traditional braces and ceramic braces, while clear aligners are considered aesthetic braces.

Can my teeth be fixed with braces?

Apart from spaces and gaps, overcrowded and crooked teeth can easily be corrected with braces. Braces of any kind help to apply gentle yet effective pressure to the teeth, pushing them into a more aligned position.

Which braces are best for teeth?

Investing in high quality braces and materials will lead to the best, fastest, healthiest results.

• TRADITIONAL METAL BRACES. Traditional braces, made from high-grade stainless steel, are the most common type of braces.
• SELF-LIGATING BRACES (DAMON OR SPEED SYSTEM)
• CLEAR (CERAMIC) BRACES.
• CLEAR ALIGNERS.
• LINGUAL BRACES.

Can cosmetic braces straighten your teeth?

It does not matter whether your teeth are just a little bit crooked or very crooked, getting braces is one of the best things you can do to straighten your teeth. Cosmetic braces can help correct crooked teeth, crowded teeth, spaces in between teeth, teeth that stick out, an open bite and a deep overbite.

How are fixed braces used in the UK?

Traditional fixed braces are the most common treatment for straightening teeth and are used for most NHS orthodontics. Lingual braces also use brackets and metal wires, but these are attached to the inside surface of your teeth rather than to the front. The way they are positioned means they’re not visible. Learn more about lingual braces.

Which is the best type of braces to get?

Fixed braces are one of the most popular choices for teeth straightening because of their predictable and reliable results. Most NHS orthodontics use fixed braces, and they can also be fitted privately for patients of any age.

What kind of wire is used for fixed braces?

The wire is usually made of metal, although less visible ceramic versions are also available. Fixed braces move your teeth in a very precise manner, and are the most common type of brace used to treat children. What are the benefits of fixed braces?

What kind of braces do Bupa dentists use?

There are different types of fixed braces including traditional metal ones, and more discreet lingual braces and ceramic braces. Many Bupa Dental Care practices offer orthodontic treatment, including a range of fixed and discreet braces. If you’d like more information, contact your local practice.