Orthodontics in adults…is it too late to have my teeth straightened?
Have you spent years being unsatisfied with the way your smile looks, but think it might be too late to do anything about it?
Would you love to have straighter teeth but aren’t sure, if braces are something you could pull off as an adult?
Has it become increasingly difficult over the years to keep your teeth and gums as healthy as they should be?
If your answer to any of these questions is Yes, then adult orthodontics could be for YOU.
Either with Braces or clear aligners, beautiful smiles are nowadays available to patients of all ages.
Orthodontic treatment can be performed in adult patients to help:
- correct crooked teeth overbites–
- underbites
- spaces in between teeth
- incorrect jaw positioning, and more.
It can give you the confidence and pride that come with straight teeth and a great smile.
Is there any age limit to get and Orthodontic treatment done? 
There is actually no age limit for someone to get braces or to start treatment with clear aligners such as Invisalign.
In our daily practice, approximately 40% of our ortho patients are adults, and they couldn’t be more pleased to have found a solution to get a natural and good looking smile.
Typically, the only requirements are to have healthy teeth, gums, and surrounding bone.
What type of orthodontic treatment should I get?
Braces stereotypes are well and truly a thing of the past.
If you are an adult and you are willing to undergo an Orthodontic Treatment, we have several options to offer you.
From the conventional brackets, for those who feel fine with showing their metal braces over their teeth, to more esthetic options such as Clear Braces (Ceramic or Saphyre) and Clear Aligners. Orthodontic technologies have evolved, so wearing braces is no longer as aesthetically concerning or uncomfortable as it used to be.
It is never too late; we would be more than happy to have you at our office for a consultation.
We’ll guide you through selecting the best treatment option according to your particular case.
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