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Depending on your dental requirements and your personal preferences there are many different types of braces Stoke-on-Trent<\/a> for correcting the misalignment issues of your teeth. Here at Ashlow Orthodontics<\/strong> we are passionate about promoting a healthy smile for life and by addressing the misalignment of your teeth as early as possible you will be able to achieve a beautiful smile and enjoy better oral health for longer. We offer traditional orthodontic braces for young children and we also offer many different types of braces Stoke-on-Trent<\/strong> for adults who are looking to improve the aesthetic appearance of their smile as well as promote better dental health.<\/p>\n Children\u2019s orthodontics<\/strong><\/p>\n Orthodontic braces for children help achieve a beautiful smile which they can carry into the rest of their life. A neatly aligned smile from a young age helps patients look after their teeth more effectively. By addressing crookedness, overlapping teeth, protruding teeth and bite disorders means that there are less hard to reach areas of your mouth in which food particles or bacteria can linger. Lingering food and bacteria can result in the buildup of plaque and the formation of tartar which can then affect the appearance of your teeth and also result in many different dental issues. By making sure that your teeth are neatly aligned you will be able to maintain better dental hygiene. There are significantly less hard to reach areas for bacteria to build up in and therefore there are less chances of experiencing dental complications in the future.<\/p>\n Children\u2019s orthodontic braces are made out of metal brackets and the wires which are attached to the front surface of your teeth. They work by applying continuous pressure on the teeth to push them into a neat formation. An average treatment time for children\u2019s orthodontics is one or two years however this varies from patient to patient as each smile is unique and depends on the extent of misalignment to begin with.<\/p>\n invisible braces<\/strong><\/p>\n Adults who are looking to address the misalignment of their teeth can benefit from invisible braces here at Ashlow orthodontics<\/strong>. Invisible braces are an attractive alternative to traditional orthodontic braces as they provide discretion during the treatment period. As the name suggests, invisible braces are almost invisible in your mouth and therefore they have proven to be a popular choice amongst adults who do not want to draw any further attention to their teeth.<\/p>\n There are different types of invisible braces available according to your dental requirements and your personal preferences. For those who require significant orthodontic work, you may wish to speak to our professional and caring team and find out about ceramic braces here at Ashlow orthodontics<\/strong>. Ceramic braces work in the same way as traditional orthodontic braces however the brackets are made out of ceramic and the wires are coloured to match your natural dentition and therefore almost invisible in the mouth. These are highly effective at correcting the misalignment issues of your teeth. Book an appointment and visit your dentist here at Ashlow orthodontics<\/strong> to find out more about ceramic braces and the different types of braces that are available which may be able to help you achieve the smile of your dreams.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Depending on your dental requirements and your personal preferences there are many different types of braces Stoke-on-Trent for correcting the misalignment issues of your teeth. 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