Braces for kids are a great way to give children the smile they always wanted.
Kids Braces are a type of dental device used to straighten and align teeth, improving both appearance and oral health for children between 8/9yrs to 16yrs. They consist of metal/ceramic brackets, wires, and sometimes rubber bands, which work together to gradually move teeth into their correct positions.
Braces are often recommended for children and teenagers to correct misaligned bites, overcrowding, and other dental issues.
Our team of experienced orthodontists is here to guide you through the process and ensure a comfortable and successful journey to a straighter smile.
Braces can greatly benefit kids by addressing these common dental issues, leading to a healthier and more confident smile as they grow up.
Traditional Metal Braces:
This is the classic option, using metal brackets and wires to gradually align teeth. They are highly effective for all types of misalignments and are affordable See more..
Ceramic Braces:
These are the same as metal braces, but brackets are tooth-colored for a more discreet look. They are less visible than metal and may stain easily See more..
Clear Aligners(Invisalign):
These are removable, transparent plastic trays that gradually shift teeth. They are virtually invisible, comfortable, removable for eating and cleaning. See more..
Lingual Braces:
These are metal brackets and wires placed behind the teeth, completely hidden from view. They are totally invisible and good for self-conscious individuals. See more..
Palatal Expanders:
Palatal expanders are used to widen the upper jaw to create more space for crowded teeth or correct a narrow palate. They are often recommended for children with a crossbite or crowded teeth and are typically used before braces to address skeletal issues. See more..
Functional Appliances:
Functional appliances are used to correct jaw discrepancies and bite issues in growing children. These appliances work by influencing the growth of the jaws and guiding them into the correct alignment. They are often used in combination with braces or other orthodontic treatments to achieve optimal results. See more..