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Top Orthodontists in Bangalore

For us at the Bangalore Dental Solutions, we have few of the best orthodontists in Bangalore who provide our patients with a “good bite”. A good bite makes it easier for you to bite, chew and speak. This can enhance your dental health and your overall health and may help you smile with confidence thus improving your self-esteem. Today’s orthodontics involves repositioning of the teeth and underlying roots, providing better support for the crown of the tooth. Our orthodontists in Bangalore provide treatment that combines together benefits of greater esthetic appeal, increased comfort and reduced treatment time. Dental brace is a type of orthodontic treatment used in our clinic to correct teeth that are crowded, crooked, protruding or have irregular spacing. Braces are used to shift teeth to their ideal position and thus giving both children and adults their perfect smile. We offer different kinds of braces to our patients:

  • Traditional Silver is the most common kind of brace which is made of nickel-free high-grade steel. We provide you with a much smaller size which is more comfortable than the braces available in the past.
  • We also provide ceramic ones which are translucent and so are difficult to be seen unless one is standing near to the patient.
    We provide to our patients a series of clear, removable templates that fit over the teeth. Generated by computer simulation, they gradually move the teeth and correct bite problems.

Our top orthodontists in Bangalore also provide you with a clear braces system. Virtually invisible, this brace allows your beautiful smile to shine without the embarrassment of metal braces.At our clinic we provide our patients with aclear tooth aligner, Invisalign, an invisible brace for those patients who find the idea of a mouthful of metal braces and brackets too unattractive. Invisalign is a modern approach to straightening teeth. These aligners are comfortable, and invisible that you can wear over your teeth and are made just for you. There are no brackets to attach or metal wires to tighten; they just gradually and gently shift the teeth into position. These clear plastic aligners help you give you a perfect smile without anyone knowing that you are straightening your teeth. Advantages of Invisalign are:Invisalign is invisible, so that no one can tell that you’re straightening your teeth.

  • They are removable, so you can eat and drink what you want while in treatment, besides being able to brush and floss normally.
  • hey are comfortable, because there are no metal wires or sharp brackets to irritate your cheeks or tongue.
  • Adjustments in the clinic are quicker, and treatment times are usually short. Since the movements are planned by computer, they are more efficient.
  • Since there are no brackets to catch food or plaque, the risk of tooth decay or tooth damage from braces is significantly lower with Invisalign®.
  • The added comfort and absence of sharp metal brackets makes it much easier to play woodwind and brass musical instruments. It is also ideal for teenagers involved in sports.
  • Single visits clear path can allow you to have the entire set of aligners at one go. So in just one appointment you can have all the required aligners for treatment completion. This is suited for patients who cannot visit on a monthly basis for teeth alignment

Damon® braces

Damon® braces are revolutionary self-ligating braces that do not require brackets or any other tightening mechanism to adjust the braces. The technology works on a slide mechanism that moves naturally along with the teeth while they realign themselves. Using a memory wire, the device connects to slide brackets that do not apply the kind of pressure that traditional elastic would. Over time, the teeth are set and gradually tighten.

Making a difference

The Damon system works on the gentle tie-less braces mechanism that is soft on the tissue. It requires sparse adjustments due to its superior technology and memory wires. With Damon treatment, times are much shorter and within a short span of time the individual experiences more broad and beautiful smile.

Ceramic Braces

Ceramic dental braces are conventional orthodontic appliances inclusive of archwire and bonded brackets. Also known as white braces or clear braces, they get their name because they are tooth-coloured and do not constitute any metal. Though, the archwire is still metallic and runs across the teeth. Ceramic braces are one of the most popular alternatives to metal braces.

There are several benefits to ceramic braces:

  • Ceramic components do not stain easily
  • Patient experiences decreased or no gum irritation
  • The semi-translucence feature of the ceramic brackets benefits white teeth since it can blend very well
  • Ceramic braces give aesthetic appeal
  • The braces are very strong and seldom crack or break

Removable Appliances

Orthodontic appliances specially engineered to fit teeth and can be removed by the patient are called removable appliances. It can be inserted, removed, activated and cleaned. The appliances are used to tip the teeth and influence the shape of the dental arches. Removable appliances are generally used in conjunction with fixed appliances.

Forsus Spring Appliance

The Forsus (TM) or Forsus spring appliance is a technologically advanced device that ameliorates overbites or class II malocclusions. The apparatus comes with a unique coaxial spring design which addresses traditional difficulties of patient compliance and device functionalities. Earlier, there were extremely limited choices with fixed intraoral devices that were susceptible to breakage. Additional devices such as the headgear were required to ensure compliance of the patient. The Forsus Fatigue Resistance Device overcomes all these obstacles correcting class II deformities with ease

Palatal Expander

Known by multiple designations, the palatal expander is also known as the rapid palatal expander, palatal expansion appliance or the MEA (Maxillary Expansion Appliance). The appliance is helpful in the expansion or widening of a narrowed maxilla so that both the upper and lower teeth fit together. It works in combination with the expansion of the jaw and movement of the teeth. The palatal expander is placed to correct posterior cross bite, crowded teeth, impacted teeth, cleft lip and palate and respiratory disorders.

Some popular treatments undertaken with the palatal expander are:

  1. Crossbite – The upper jaw is too narrow and does not fit with the lower jaw and the back teeth bite inside the lower teeth instead of over it.
  2. Crowded teeth – There isn’t enough room for the adult teeth to erupt and the jaw does not have space to accommodate them.
  3. Impacted tooth – Unerupted tooth is blocked by other teeth. When the upper jaw is widened, it allows the tooth to form in the appropriate position.
  4. One of the biggest advantages of the jaw expander is its ability to provide the wearer a broad and aesthetically pleasing smile beside improving chewing and speech.

Metal Braces

Metal braces are traditional braces that are very common among orthodontic patients. Modern metal braces are thinner, smaller and flatter than conventional metal braces. They are now more comfortable and suit all ages. Straight beautiful smiles can be easily achieved with efficient metal braces.

Head Gears

The headgear is an orthodontic appliance that is attached to a palatal expander or metal braces. The headgear helps in correcting severe bite problems especially anteroposterior discrepancies. Metal hooks or face bows are used to attach the headgear to the braces. A head cap or straps positions the head gear to the back or the head or the neck. Pressure is applied to the bow and hooks with the help of elastic bands. This placement stops the growth of the upper jaw and prevents overjet. Besides bite correction, the head gear also helps in creating space for teeth to form. In the case of molars, the headgear bands and tubes draw the molars back into the mouth. The head gear is ideally worn for about 12 to 20 hours in a day.

Types

There are several types of head gears such as face bow or J-hooks, head cap and attachment. There is also the face mask and reverse-pull gear that is used especially to correct under bites falling under the Class III orthodontic problems. For effective correction of the underbite, the reverse-pull gear has to be worn at least 14 to 15 hours per day.