CERAMIC BRACES (TOOTH COLORED)

Ceramic braces (including "braces") are a treatment option that helps to create a more pleasing, less conspicuous appearance for orthodontic patients. Orthodontic treatment improves the appearance of the teeth and how they work.
The primary difference between ceramic and traditional braces in Braces treatment has to do with the type of orthodontic brackets that are bonded to the patient's teeth.

This difference in the color of the brackets really does help to make it less obvious to others that a person is wearing braces, especially at a distance. And that's why ceramic braces and Tooth-colored braces treatment are a very popular treatment option.

LINGUAL BRACES (INVISIBLE BRACES)

Lingual braces work in much the same way as their traditional counterparts. However, there's one important cosmetic difference; the lack of the usual metal supports on the front of your teeth. Invisible Braces Treatment offers many advantages and the best part is that they are barely visible.

The key difference with Lingual Braces is that they can be placed on the rear of your teeth, hiding the majority of the metal parts. This means that they can realign your teeth just as effectively as a traditional brace but without the aesthetic worries.

INVISIBLE ALIGNERS

Invisible Aligners are an alternative to traditional braces and are designed to help guide teeth into their proper position. Similar to braces, aligners use a gradual force to control tooth movement, but without metal wires or brackets.
The aligners are made of a strong plastic material and are fabricated to fit each person's mouth.

Aligners are worn for at least 20 hours a day to reach the desired maximum effectiveness.Typically, aligner treatment can be as short as three weeks or as long as six months. Still, a much shorter treatment than traditional braces.

METAL BRACES

These are the most common type of braces and are more comfortable today than ever before. Made of high-grade stainless steel, these braces straighten your teeth using metal brackets and archwires. With metal braces, you have the option of adding elastic ligatures ("donuts") in single or multi-color.

Metal braces continue to be the most popular form of braces. This is because metal braces can treat almost all kinds of orthodontic problems. Fully-programmed Metal Braces are now much smaller than they used to be.

GOLD PLATED BRACES

For those that actually want to be noticed, can go for Tooth-colored braces treatment, braces now come in a variety of fun options such as Gold Plated Braces, Colored Braces, if you want to make a style statement; or with accessories in every imaginable color, to suit your mood.

Gold-plated braces/ Colored braces that also come in gold archwires. They are mostly chosen for their aesthetic appeal.

MANAGEMENT OF CLEFT LIP AND PALATE AND ALL DENTOFACIAL ANOMALIES INCLUDING BSSO, SURGICAL EXPANSION AND CLASS III MALOCCLUSION

Aery, unfortunately, few children suffer from orofacial anomalies of incidence 1 in 1000 births. Most individuals with cleft lip (CL), cleft palate (CP), or cleft lip and palate (CLP), as well as many individuals with other craniofacial anomalies, require the coordinated care of providers in many fields of medicine (including otolaryngology) and dentistry , along with that of providers in speech pathology, audiology, genetics, nursing, mental health and social medicine.

A typical care plan timetable summary is -

• Birth to six weeks – feeding assistance, support for parents, hearing tests and pediatric assessment.
• 3-6 months – Surgery to repair cleft lip
• 6-12 months – Surgery to repair cleft palate
• 18 months; 3yrs; 5yrs – Speech assessment
• 8- 12yrs – Bone graft to a cleft in the gum area
• 10-15yrs – Orthodontic treatment and monitoring Jaw growth up to the age of 21yrs.