Traditional dental braces require regular adjustments and tightening to ensure the movement of different teeth into the desired position for each tooth.
This leads to experiencing pain during the orthodontic treatment sessions, unlike when choosing Damon braces that are distinguished with the tie-less technology.
Damon braces offer an outstanding experience for an effective orthodontic treatment as the Damon system combines the advantages of self-ligating brackets that require no elastic or metal ties to hold the archwire of brackets in place in addition to accelerating the treatment period with reduced friction plus a gentle tooth movement.
The benefits of using Damon braces are not limited to correcting the misalignment of teeth in a quicker period than metal braces as the Damon system of this type of dental braces is designed to enhance your overall teeth appearance with a patented slide mechanism while enjoying a broader smile of healthy teeth with improved oral hygiene.
Dentfly’s team of skilled orthodontists is experienced in providing a broad-arched smile by reducing dark triangles at your mouth which leads to increasing your confidence in your smile, teeth appearance, and overall facial appearance.
Damon braces have proved superb effectiveness when it comes to handling bite problems related to biting and chewing food by adjusting the positioning of upright teeth into the targeted position which facilitates the jaws to function efficiently plus eliminating the possibility of teeth wear caused by different bite issues.
Dentfly’s dental care center is the favorite destination for thousands of patients to receive the optimal orthodontic treatment for different dental needs of each case and personal preferences starting from metal braces, ceramic braces, Damon braces, lingual braces, clear aligners, in addition to post-orthodontic treatments with custom-made retainers.
Make an appointment online today to start the first phase of your orthodontic treatment whether Damon braces or another proper treatment option.
