At Manor House Dental, we provide cosmetic braces, also referred to as clear or invisible braces. These orthodontic devices are crafted to straighten teeth and enhance the smile’s overall appearance.
Cosmetic braces, also called clear or invisible braces, are orthodontic devices aimed at straightening teeth and enhancing the smile’s appearance. Unlike traditional metal braces, cosmetic braces are crafted from clear or tooth-coloured materials, making them less noticeable.
Braces are effective in correcting a variety of dental issues, including overcrowded teeth, crooked teeth, spacing irregularities, overlapping teeth, overbites, underbites, and other jaw misalignments.
To determine the best treatment for your specific needs, schedule a consultation with one of our dentists for a thorough evaluation. We’ll provide expert guidance and collaborate with you to find the ideal cosmetic braces solution, bringing you closer to achieving your dream smile.
Cosmetic braces help improve the appearance of your smile by effectively straightening teeth, resulting in a more aligned and attractive smile.
Unlike traditional metal braces, cosmetic braces are made from clear or tooth-coloured materials, making them less noticeable and providing a more subtle orthodontic treatment option.
By achieving a straighter and more aesthetically pleasing smile, cosmetic braces can boost your self-esteem and confidence, allowing you to smile with pride and feel more comfortable in social and professional settings.
For over 40 years, our friendly team has been creating a warm and welcoming environment where you can relax and trust you’re in good hands. We’re dedicated to providing exceptional dental care, using the latest technology to ensure accurate diagnosis and comfortable procedures. Whether you need a routine checkup or specialised treatment, your smile is our top priority.
Absolutely! One of the advantages of cosmetic braces or aligners is that they are removable. This means you can take them out while eating or drinking anything besides water. Just make sure to brush your teeth before putting them back in to maintain good oral hygiene.
No major restrictions apply. However, it’s important to protect your teeth by using a mouthguard during contact sports or activities with a high risk of injury.
Clear aligners may initially cause slight changes in speech, but most people adapt within a few days. If you experience prolonged difficulty with speech, consult your orthodontist for guidance.
