We offer a variety of teeth straightening methods to help you achieve perfect straight teeth. These include Inman Aligner, SureSmile Aligners and Powerprox 6 Month Braces. Find out more below.
At Affinity Dental Care we offer three types of tooth straightening. You will need a consultation so the dentist can assess your teeth and recommend the best option. Below, we explain everything you need to know about the tooth straightening options we provide.
The Inman Aligner offers an ideal solution for crowding or protruding upper and lower front teeth. It safely and efficiently straightens teeth while providing excellent value. The aligner gently guides your front teeth to the desired position, often in as little as six weeks.
Most cases finish between six and eighteen weeks. Another advantage is that the Inman Aligner is removable, so you can take it out to fit your lifestyle.
SureSmile is a full-service system that uses a digital intraoral scan, 3D model, and patient photos to create a precise treatment plan.
The system produces a clear, removable appliance designed to straighten teeth. It can correct crowding, rotations, or forward and backward tilts using the dentist’s exact digital impressions.
The dentist reviews the digital results before starting treatment and approves the plan. Once approved, the custom aligners are made using advanced 3D printing technology.
You can remove the aligners easily when eating, cleaning, or brushing your teeth, making the process quick and convenient.
Powerprox 6 months braces uses a time-tested technique combined with the latest in orthodontic material and technologies to move your teeth quickly and safely. An often asked question is (do I have to wear big metal brace?), the answer is no, we use clear, nearly invisible braces on your teeth.
After the powerprox braces have been removed following completion, it is necessary for you to wear a retainer for maintain your teeth’s position. We offer two types of retainers, one of which is removable and the other is a fixed retainer which consists of a metal wire fixed to the back of your teeth.
