Teeth Straightening
At Levitas Dental Clinic we offer a range of teeth straightening options for adults and children, from Invisalign to traditional braces. Whatever your needs, we will help you achieve a straighter, healthier smile.
Why do I Need to get my Teeth Straightened?
Straight teeth don’t just improve the way your smile looks. Straight teeth can boost your self-confidence and make a lasting first impression. They are also easier to keep clean, which means better long-term oral health and a reduced risk of tooth decay or gum disease.
At Levitas Dental Clinic, we have helped hundreds of patients from Guildford, Farnborough, Farnham, East Horsley and across Surrey and London achieve beautifully straight smiles they feel proud to show off.
Teeth straightening is no longer just for children or teenagers. In recent years, it has become far more discreet, with some braces being barely visible. Advances in technology have also made treatment faster and more comfortable. In minor orthodontic cases, you could see results in just a few months.
What are the Options for Teeth Straightening with Levitas Dental Clinic?
At Levitas Dental Clinic, we offer two main ways to straighten teeth.
Invisalign braces
Invisalign are the revolutionary new way to straighten teeth. Made up of a series of clear plastic aligners, these braces are practically invisible and sit over the top of your teeth. They are comfortable and removable so you take them out to eat and drink and brush your teeth. Invisalign is an extremely popular method of teeth straightening with our patients across London and Surrey.
Fixed braces
Fixed braces are made up of brackets and wires that are attached to your teeth for the duration of your treatment. Fixed braces give the most reliable results for teeth straightening. Fixed braces are either available in metal or ceramic making them more discreet.
What are the Benefits of Getting Your Teeth Straightened?
A straighter smile can boost your confidence, helping you feel more comfortable in your appearance.
Straight teeth are easier to keep clean, which means less plaque, fewer stains, and a lower risk of tooth decay and gum disease.
Improving your oral health also supports your overall health, with links to reduced risk of conditions such as heart disease, stroke, and diabetes.
Teeth straightening can also improve your bite, making it easier and more comfortable when eating.
Teeth Straightening FAQ
Is teeth straightening worth it?
This is only something that you can decide. Getting your teeth straightened, will improve the look and function of your teeth and can now be carried out comfortably and discreetly. If you choose not to get your teeth straightened, it may not have an impact immediately, but it may affect your oral health later on. You may find crooked teeth harder to keep clean. This may lead to issues such as potential tooth decay or gum disease. You may find staining of crooked or uneven teeth a problem. In certain cases, you may find that crooked teeth are being pushed out of position which may cause them to become loose. Book a consultation to discuss your specific case.
What is the best option to straighten teeth?
This will depend upon many factors and each patient will be different. We will need to assess the severity of your orthodontic case and whether you need to have all your teeth straightened or just a few. We will need to discuss what you would like to achieve and how long you are prepared to wear braces for. We would also discuss your lifestyle and find out which braces are most appropriate for you.
Which method of teeth straightening is the most discreet?
Ceramic fixed braces and Invisalign are both discreet, but Invisalign perhaps has the edge in terms of being the most inconspicuous as they are made of a clear plastic which makes them almost invisible.
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Levitas Dental Clinic Practice offer an optional membership which includes 7 day access to GP appointments and 10% discount on selected services within the Practice.
All services are also available to non-members.
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