Board Certified Orthodontist in or near Miami Springs
Anybody in search of an orthodontist in the Miami Springs area you have a variety of options. With that said why do so many Miami Springs residents travel to see Dr. Carmen Crespi in Miami Lakes? In this day and age it seems that everybody is offering orthodontic services. The reality is that there are a great number of general dentists advertising orthodontic services even when they are not qualified to do so. It does not stop there you can now even order braces online from SmilesDirect! However, families who know better still prefer the service only a certified orthodontist can provide. When you’re looking braces we urge you to contact us for a free no obligation appointment where we will show you what is the difference between orthodontic services provided by a general dentists versus that of Board Certified Orthodontist Miami Springs, Florida .
Although the ADA says that general dentists are qualified to prescribe braces the huge gap in education and qualification tells us otherwise. Orthodontic appliances are installed around your dentures to correct its alignment. If not performed properly, you may undergo many health problems stemming from the idea that you can’t chew or eat your food properly.
If you are getting braces, it’s highly recommended that you talk with an orthodontist instead of a general dentist. Orthodontists have wide knowledge regarding the proper alignment of teeth. A regular dentist’s knowledge, on the other hand, is not within such area.
If it comes to training, an orthodontist possesses two to three more years’ worth of specialization than a regular dentist. This indicates that they are capable of doing more than regular dentists can do, and it includes installing wires, braces, Invisalign, and other corrective devices on your dentures.
Consult with an orthodontist if you don’t want to suffer from the painful consequences such as misaligned teeth and constant migraines. These are the usual problems of patients who opted to consult with a general dentist rather than an orthodontist for braces. Keep yourself from all these problems and consult only with orthodontists who are specially trained for the job.
Keep in mind that problems with your dentures affect your overall health. If your dentures are causing you pain then the rest of your body will not able to perform to the fullest.
Orthodontics Treatment in Miami Springs, FL
Dr. Crespi of Miami Lakes Orthodontics is your local board-certified orthodontist serving the Miami Springs area. If you have decided that going to an orthodontist is preferable than going to a general dentist, then the next step is to look for the orthodontist who is right for you. There are two kinds of orthodontists: regular orthodontists and board-certified orthodontists. If you should choose between these two, always opt for the board-certified experts.
Aside from the education and training that regular orthodontists go through, the board certified experts offer updated and complete dental care. This is because they are required to renew their certification every ten years so as to keep their certification.
To be a board-certified orthodontist, they should be a member of the American Board of Orthodontics. One has to follow the accreditation guidelines of the organization and follow their every rule to keep their membership. Renewal of certification is also required, which may also mean they have to undergo continual education.
There are different advantages to consulting with a board-certified orthodontist and they have mean assurance of getting premium dental care. They can give you with adequate dental care, as well as fix the alignment of your dentures to give you that beautiful smile. These orthodontists will make sure that you’ll get your confidence back.
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Invisalign Vs. Braces For Adults
Which type of orthodontic treatment should you choose to help you fix your teeth and get the beautiful smile that you have always wanted?
We are seeing more and more adults that are choosing to fix their smiles with orthodontic treatment. In fact, according to the AAO (American Association of Orthodontics), there are more adults in orthodontic treatment today than ever before (about 1.5 million in America alone). There are several reasons for the increase in adults having orthodontic treatment, including advances in technology, which have created new treatment options that are faster, more comfortable, and less noticeable than ever before.
Clear aligner technology has had a significant impact in the adult orthodontic marketplace as companies such as Invisalign have created alternate methods of fixing your smile without the use of traditional fixed braces. Invisalign is now one of the most popular forms of orthodontic treatment and has pioneered clear aligner technology and 3-D scanning technology, which are both responsible for many of the advancements in orthodontics. This is a huge factor in getting adults to commit to orthodontic treatment as, according to the AAO one of the most significant reasons that adults considering orthodontic treatment were hesitant to fix their teeth had to do with being self-conscious about the way they would look with braces.
With so many treatment options for adults to choose from to fix their teeth, we now have a question that is asked every day in every orthodontic office across the world, “Braces or Invisalign? Which one should I choose?” Here is a short list of reasons to choose either braces or Invisalign to help you decide for yourself:
Pro’s for braces:
- Less work day to day for the patient. Braces are fixed on your teeth so once the orthodontist places them on your teeth you are not having to worry about wearing the braces and getting your desired result. Invisalign, on the other hand, needs to be taken off to eat and brush, which means you can forget to put them back on your teeth. The #1 problem that patients have with Invisalign is compliance. Adults often forget to wear the aligners, which will delay treatment and results.
- Braces tend to be less expensive than Invisalign. This can definitely change from office to office as prices are not fixed, but overall this seems to be accurate as Invisalign is, on average, $500 more expensive.
- Braces can correct more issues than Invisalign. This is 100% correct because braces have been proven superior to braces in many complex orthodontic cases. There are several bite issues that cannot be made by Invisalign or would be extremely difficult to fix using Invisalign.
Pro’s for Invisalign:
- Less noticeable than braces: In my opinion, this is the #1 reason to choose Invisalign. The Invisalign plastic is very hard to notice unless you are extremely close to the patient’s mouth.
- Invisalign will not affect what you eat or how you brush your teeth.
- No emergencies: Braces can separate from teeth, or the wires can break, which causes additional appointments to fix broken appliances. Invisalign has little to no emergencies but remember that you can lose your aligners, which can also create additional appointments and slow down treatment.
Regardless if you choose braces or Invisalign to fix your smile, you should feel confident that you are making a wise investment in yourself by seeking orthodontic treatment. The AAO reported that 75% of all adult patients reported that after finishing treatment, they had improvements in their career and/or their personal relationships. 92% of adults also said that they would recommend orthodontic treatment to others.