Which brace is 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.

What are the cheapest braces for teeth?

Metal braces tend to be the cheapest form of brace orthodontics. They tend to range between $2,500-$7,500. Fortunately they are sometimes covered by state-funded insurance. Invisalign does tend to be a bit more expensive than metal braces.

What can I use to whiten my teeth with braces?

Although you can’t use whitening strips or whitening trays with traditional metal braces, many everyday oral care products can result in a brighter smile. Whitening toothpastes usually contain abrasive particles, like silica, to scrub away surface stains on your teeth. Some may also contain chemicals that help dissolve stains.

Are there any side effects to whitening teeth with braces?

Potential side effects: The bleaching agent in whitening strips can cause gum irritation and tooth sensitivity in some people. Limitations: You can only use this whitening method with clear removable aligners or lingual braces (metals and brackets placed on the back of teeth).

Which is the best toothpaste for whitening teeth?

No matter what kind of braces you have, a whitening toothpaste is a great way to keep your smile bright. Crest 3D White Toothpaste removes up to 80% of surface stains for a noticeably whiter smile.

Can You whiten teeth in the dentist’s office?

In-Office whitening treatments can be very effective for those with removable or lingual braces where the front surface of the teeth is uncovered. Completed over the course of one or two dentist visits, the procedure involves a strong bleaching agent being applied to lift stains and whiten teeth.