Cheap Braces Etobicoke

Braces And Aesthetics: Can They Look Good?

Whatever age you are and whatever your social situation or your confidence, the idea of getting braces can be a very unpleasant one. Braces have been associated with social awkwardness for a long time, and when you look back at the clumsy, heavy metal cages which used to be attached to your teeth, it’s no surprise. Nowadays, however, there are so many more options to make your braces either discreet, invisible, or alternatively a bold fashion statement, meaning they are no longer a cause for misery or anxiety. It’s possible to select from a number of different options while still getting cheap braces. Etobicoke dentists offer a whole range of orthodontics, so you can choose one which is right for you.

If you want to turn your braces into a fashion statement, there are quite a lot of options to look at. Bear in mind that the cost of braces will vary depending on how much work you need doing and how long the treatment will take; a longer treatment will involve more appointments, more adjustments, and therefore more money than a simple realignment. However, if you want to stick with the cheapest of options, you can look at standard metal braces with a colorful twist, using bright elastics to create a color scheme and lighten up your smile.

Alternatively, you could go for gold braces; these are more expensive, but are comparable with some clear braces, so if you want to make a fashion statement with some high-quality metal, these could be the way to go. They are made of stainless steel, but the gold coating makes them look lighter and more delicate in your mouth, as well as making them stand out from traditional braces.

If you would prefer a more subtle look, you could consider transparent ceramic or plastic braces, which fix to the teeth in the same way as metal braces, but are far less noticeable, especially when clear wires are used to join the brackets. They take more care than standard braces, and can break more easily, but in terms of aesthetics, they represent a step away from the traditional metal braces.

If even clear braces are too obtrusive, you could look at lingual braces, which are fitted to the backs of your teeth rather than the fronts. This makes them invisible, although they are more complicated in terms of fitting and adjustment. Alternatively, you could look into clear aligners, which work in a similar way to retainers, slotting over your teeth. They are removable, so they have other advantages over braces, though they do require more self-discipline and are more expensive on the whole.

Whatever your orthodontic needs, you will find there are many different options which you can try to keep your teeth looking good during the straightening process, some of them very affordable. You will come out with a beautiful smile, healthy teeth, and not have to worry about the look of your mouth in the meantime.