Six Month Smiles® uses a set of clear tooth-colored braces to straighten the teeth. The enticing part of this option is that it can achieve results in an average of six months. This makes it a great choice for those who want to straighten their teeth within a timeline, perhaps ahead of an occasion like a wedding or vacation.
Six Month Smiles utilizes advances in dental technology and devices to shift the teeth. Its major components are clear brackets and special titanium wires that are designed to move only the teeth that are prominent when smiling. Normally, orthodontic treatment should take between one to two years to straighten teeth, but since the focus is on the front teeth, Six Month Smiles does not take that long.
Patients do not have to wear traditional metal braces, which are usually more obvious on the teeth. Due to the customization, Six Month Smiles is less conspicuous while the straightening procedure is ongoing. The dentist will continue to monitor the patient’s progress throughout to ensure the best possible results.
The tooth-colored braces used for Six Month Smiles induce low pressure to move the teeth gently but gradually. Speeding up the teeth-straightening process does not mean increasing the force on the teeth through tightening. Six Month Smiles is just like traditional metal braces treatment but focuses on the aesthetic appeal of the smile and not bite alignment.
Six Month Smiles has no detrimental effects on the oral cavity, and its effect is no different from what occurs with traditional braces treatment. In fact, since the straightening procedure is completed in less time, the risk of oral health issues is minimal.
Yes. As with traditional orthodontic procedures, patients will have to wear a retainer to maintain the positions of their newly aligned teeth. Patients can opt for a removable or fixed retainer. The dentist will help them choose the most suitable retainer, depending on their preferences and lifestyle.
There is no special requirement for getting Six Month Smiles. However, the minimum age for receiving the braces is 16 years. The process is like any regular teeth straightening treatment, so patients must have a bite issue like spaced or crooked teeth that requires correction. There is no significant alteration to the overall bite. Almost all adults are eligible to get Six Month Smiles.
Six Month Smiles braces do not cause pain. However, after getting them installed, patients might experience temporary discomfort. Soreness may also occur after getting adjustments, but it should soon disappear.
The braces used for Six Month Smiles are highly effective and produce quick results. This option can help patients get their ideal teeth in around six months. If you have more questions about the process, feel free to schedule a consultation with the dentist.
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