Straighten Your Teeth for a Lifetime of Confidence
Orthodontics at Dentalship
Straighten your smile for a lifetime of confidence. Orthodontic treatment corrects misaligned teeth and bite issues, improving both appearance and function.
About service:
Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry that focuses on correcting misaligned teeth and jaws to improve bite, function, and appearance.
Symptoms:
Crooked, crowded, or overlapping teeth
Bite issues (overbite, underbite, crossbite)
Difficulty chewing or speaking
Jaw pain or clicking
Gaps between teeth
Why: Correct bite, align teeth, improve function and appearance
Before: X-rays and cleaning
After: Wear retainers, keep teeth and appliance clean
Approach: Metal braces, ceramic braces, Invisalign, lingual braces
What Orthodontic Treatment Does?
Straightens crooked or crowded teeth
Fixes overbites, underbites, and crossbites
Closes gaps between teeth
Improves overall oral health and smile aesthetics
Common Orthodontic Devices
Braces (metal, ceramic, or clear)
Clear aligners (like Invisalign)
Retainers (to keep teeth in place after treatment)
Traditional Metal Braces
Advantages:
Very effective for all types of orthodontic issues, including complex cases
Generally the most affordable option
Durable and strong
Disadvantages:
Highly visible (metal brackets and wires)
May cause discomfort or irritation initially
Require careful cleaning to avoid plaque buildup
Ceramic Braces
Advantages:
Tooth-colored or clear brackets, less noticeable than metal braces
Effective for most orthodontic problems
Disadvantages:
More fragile than metal braces
Usually more expensive than metal braces
Brackets can stain if not cared for properly
Clear Aligners (e.g., Invisalign)
Advantages:
Nearly invisible, very discreet
Removable (you can eat and clean your teeth easily)
More comfortable with no wires or brackets
Disadvantages:
Not suitable for very complex tooth movements
Must be worn 20-22 hours per day for best results
Can be more expensive than braces
Risk of losing aligners if not careful
Lingual Braces (braces behind the teeth)
Advantages:
Completely hidden from view
Effective for many types of tooth movement
Disadvantages:
Can be uncomfortable, especially for the tongue
Usually more expensive
Harder to clean and maintain
Benefits:
Better bite and chewing
Easier oral hygiene
Boosted confidence
Prevents wear and tear on teeth
Appointment & Cost:
Appointment Time:
6-24 months depending on complexity
Regular adjustments every 4–8 weeks
Cost:
$3,000–$10,000 (depends on case and device)
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