Children’s Orthodontics in or near Country Club
Anybody seeking an orthodontist in the Country Club area you have quite a few options. Taking this into consideration why do so many families choose Lakes Orthodontics as their preferred orthodontist? In this day and age it seems that everybody is offering orthodontic services. The reality is that there are several of general dentists offering orthodontic services even when they are not qualified to provide this type of service. It goes beyond that you can now even order braces online from SmilesDirect! However, individuals who know better still prefer the service only a certified orthodontist can deliver. When you are looking braces we ask you to call us for a free no obligation appointment where we will show you what is the difference between mail order orthodontic appliances versus that of Children’s Orthodontics Country Club, Fl .
Even though the ADA says that general dentists are qualified to prescribe braces the huge gap in education and qualification tells us otherwise. Orthodontic braces are installed around your dentures to correct its alignment. If not performed the right way, you may undergo a lot of health concerns arising from the idea that you can’t chew or eat your food correctly.
When getting braces, it is best that you consult with an orthodontist instead of a regular dentist. Orthodontists have huge experience regarding the proper alignment of teeth. A general dentist’s experience, on the other hand, doesn’t cover that area.
If it comes to education, the orthodontist has 2 to 3 added years’ worth of specialization than a general dentist. This suggests that they’re able to do better than regular dentists can do, and it includes installing retainers, braces, Invisalign, and other corrective appliances under your dentures.
Consult with an orthodontist if you do not want to experience the painful consequences such as overbite and head-splitting migraines. These are the general concerns of people who chose to consult with a regular dentist instead of an orthodontist for braces. Keep yourself of all these concerns and talk only with orthodontists who are especially trained for the job.
Remember that problems with your dentures affect your overall health. If your dentures are bothering you then the rest of your body won’t be able to function at its best.
Board Certified Orthodontist in Country Club, FL
Dr. Carmen Briceño Crespi of Lakes Orthodontics is your local board-certified orthodontist serving the Country Club area. Once you have decided that talking with an orthodontist is better than consulting with a general dentist, then the next step is to look for the orthodontist who is perfect for you. There are 2 kinds of orthodontists: regular orthodontists and board-certified orthodontists. If you must choose between the two, always go for the board-certified experts.
Aside from the knowledge and training that regular orthodontists go through, the board certified experts offer improved and complete oral care. This is because they are mandated to renew their certification every 10 years in order to keep the certification.
To be a board-certified orthodontist, they must be a member of the American Board of Orthodontics. One has to comply with the accreditation guidelines of the organization and follow their every rule to ensure their membership. Renewal of certification is also required, which may also mean they need to go through continued training.
There are many advantages to going to a board-certified orthodontist and they have mean assurance of getting optimum oral care. They can provide you with the necessary dental care, as well as align your teeth to give you that perfect smile. These experts will make sure that you will get your confidence back.
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Pros and Cons of Invisalign and Braces
When deciding what type of corrective hardware is right for you or your child, you will likely have many questions. It is important to choose the most effective and affordable option, while still keeping comfort and practicality in mind. The two main choices when correcting crooked teeth and gaps are braces and Invisalign. Invisalign first became popular in the year 2000; while it is relatively new, it is also very popular and effective. You are probably aware of braces and how they work. Metal brackets are glued to teeth. Wires connect the brackets and are made stronger, shorter, and tighter throughout the process. Invisalign produces the same end result as braces but uses clear plastic aligners or “trays’ instead of metal brackets and wires. Plastic aligners are worn in a series. The teeth straighten throughout the process, getting more and more straight with each aligner. The plastic is BPA free and completely clear.
In order to decide which of these methods is better for you, it is best to compare the pros and cons of each. In terms of appearance, Invisalign definitely comes out on top. The aligners are clear and invisible, for the most part. While braces can be enamel colored or clear, they are always visible and usually are a silver metal that stands out against your enamel. Braces are worn for an average of two years and can never be removed. Invisalign is worn for 22 hours out of each day for 6-18 months on average.
When it comes to cost, braces range anywhere from $3,000 dollars to $7,000 dollars depending on many options and the appliances. Invisalign costs around $4000 to $8,000 dollars in most cases. When you wear braces, you have to brush your teeth often to avoid food getting caught in the wires. Sometimes a water pick is also helpful. Invisalign has its own cleaning system. Other than that, you have to brush your teeth often and rinse the trays with slightly warm water. When you wear braces, you have to visit the dentist once a month for tightening and checkups. Invisalign requires you to change aligners once every 2 weeks, but you only have to visit the dentist every 4 to 6 weeks. Retainers are required after treatment for both braces and Invisalign.
There are pros to both braces and Invisalign. With braces, more complicated teeth issues are able to be addressed. There is also no need for self-discipline, as you cannot remove the braces as you please. Invisalign is not noticeable. It is removable, so you do not have to worry about what you eat. Food is less likely to collect in your teeth and you will not have to deal with the pain from wires and brackets. The main drawbacks to braces are the pain and sores that wires and brackets cause. Foods you are able to eat are limited and teeth are often stained in an odd way due to the brackets. Despite having to remove the aligners when you eat and having to brush well before putting them back in, there are not many real cons to Invisalign.
If you are interested in Invisalign, contact us for more information on how we can help you to transform your teeth into a beautiful smile.