
These pictures provide examples of cosmetic
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These pictures provide examples of cosmetic
dentistry performed by Dallas Laser Dentistry and Texas Dental Specialists.
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These pictures provide examples of cosmetic
dentistry performed by Dallas Laser Dentistry and Texas Dental Specialists.
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These pictures provide examples of cosmetic
dentistry performed by Dallas Laser Dentistry and Texas Dental Specialists.
To pause, move mouse over the slide show.
These pictures provide examples of cosmetic
dentistry performed by Dallas Laser Dentistry and Texas Dental Specialists.
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If you live in Dallas and are considering seeing an Invisalign® dentist, it may be
because you remember the verbal abuse you suffered when you first wore metal braces.
Whether you are a teenager or an adult, you must have been called "metal mouth" at
some point during your life if you've worn metal braces. With the metal bands and
brackets traditional orthodontics use, there is no doubt about the fact that you
will have to face these names. In fact, many of you out there probably skip the
idea of teeth straightening simply because you are appearance-conscious.
However, with the cutting edge of Invisalign® technology, even the vainest patients smile
widely as they go through the treatment. Whether you are 14 or 60, the teeth straightening
devices used as part of the Invisalign® treatment are so clear that it is just about
impossible for anyone to know that you are actually wearing braces. Unlike with metal
brackets, you can remove them to eat and brush. Eating becomes more comfortable, and
you can still eat peanut butter!
Sometimes, not getting braces isn't about vanity, but about pain. A complaint that many
teens and adults alike have about metal braces is that they are very painful on the mouth.
But Invisalign® does not rub the inside of your mouth and so the risk of cutting or
injuring the inside of your mouth is less likely - this is particularly beneficial to
teens and active adults. Also since you can remove your aligners when you are brushing
your teeth, you can also maintain and perk up your oral health too.
