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Ceramic braces from Kelleher Orthodontics
Ceramic braces are a fast growing segment in orthodontics for many reasons. One of the reasons is that they are mostly clear, which makes it less obvious that you are even in orthodontic treatment.
Ceramic braces = Clear braces
For people that might not be a candidate for clear aligners, clear braces are usually the next best option. While they may be called “clear” braces they are really ceramic braces.
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Ceramic Braces FAQs
Are ceramic braces more expensive than traditional metal braces?
Clear ceramic braces can be somewhat more expensive than traditional metal braces. However, the cost of braces can vary significantly based on a variety of factors, including the severity of the misalignment and how long they must be treated. To get an idea of the cost of braces, you should speak to an orthodontist.
Ceramic Braces FAQs
Do ceramic braces take longer?
The duration of treatment with clear braces is usually the same as with traditional metal braces. The amount of time it takes to straighten teeth may vary depending on the severity of the misalignment and the patient’s treatment plan, but in general, the time required to receive clear braces is similar to that of traditional metal braces.
Ceramic Braces FAQs
Are ceramic braces better than metal braces?
Compared to metal braces, ceramic braces are more discreet and may be preferred by some individuals. In general, ceramic braces are more delicate than metal braces, which must be cleaned more carefully to prevent staining. Metal braces are more durable and less likely to crack, but they are more noticeable. To find the right kind of braces for you personally, you should consult an orthodontist.
