Standard metal braces have stood the test of time because they’re highly effective at correcting a variety of orthodontic problems. Achieve your new smile with these braces.
If you’d like a less visible way to straighten your teeth, ceramic braces make a great choice. They work as well as traditional braces but offer more discreet orthodontic care.
It’s essential to wear a retainer after you complete your orthodontics to keep your teeth aligned. Get either a removable or fixed retainer, depending on your needs.
Our palatal expanders help patients who are experiencing crowding or a narrowed airway. Improve your or your child’s quality of life and help prevent extensive orthodontics later on.
Begin your journey to a confident smile with braces from Profound Orthodontics. Keego Harbor metal or clear braces are more comfortable and efficient than ever before, using gentle pressure to guide your teeth into their ideal positions. Benefits of our braces include:
Call our office today at (248) 560-6775 to schedule your complimentary consultation and begin your smile transformation. Our friendly team will help you choose the perfect type of braces for your lifestyle and goals.
You have two great options for braces.
Traditional metal braces use small brackets and wires to move your teeth. Today’s metal braces are smaller and more comfortable than those of the past. Many younger patients enjoy choosing colorful bands to match their personality.
These braces are incredibly effective and often the most affordable option for achieving your perfect smile.
Clear ceramic braces work just like metal braces but use tooth-colored or clear brackets that blend in with your smile. While slightly larger than metal brackets, they’re far less noticeable.
This makes them a popular choice among teens and adults who want a more discreet treatment option.
We offer custom retainers to maintain your beautiful smile after braces come off. Your retainer is essential for preventing teeth from shifting back to their original positions.
You can choose a removable retainer that you can take out for eating and cleaning or a fixed retainer that stays comfortably attached behind your teeth to provide continuous support.
For children and adult who need more space in their jaw before starting braces, we may recommend expanders.
These appliances gently widen the upper jaw to make room for crowded teeth and improve bite alignment.
The devices can reduce overall treatment time and sometimes prevent the need for tooth extractions or more complex orthodontic work later.
Our team believes everyone deserves a confident smile, which is why we offer multiple ways to make treatment affordable. We’ll help you understand your insurance coverage and maximize your benefits. We work with most major dental plans and can file claims on your behalf.
Choose from these flexible payment options:
Our treatment coordinators will work with you to create a payment plan that fits your budget, ensuring you can focus on what matters most – your or your child’s new smile.
Call Profound Orthodontics today at (248) 560-6775 to schedule a complimentary consultation for metal/clear braces in Keego Harbor. You can also make an appointment online.
Metal braces remain the most recognizable form of orthodontic treatment. This approach employs metal brackets, bands, and wires to gradually align your teeth. Dr. Kammo will schedule regular appointments, typically every few weeks, to monitor your progress and adjust the braces as needed.
Clear braces are designed to be less noticeable than metal braces. Instead of metal, their brackets are made of tooth-colored ceramic or plastic. To make them more discreet, they may also have clear wires. Because of this, they blend more easily into your smile than traditional metal braces.
Keeping your teeth clean while wearing braces is similar to your usual oral hygiene routine. You should use a soft-bristle toothbrush, and try to avoid brushing too aggressively, so you don’t risk damaging your brackets and wires. It’s also wise to replace your toothbrush more often than you normally would. Flossing is different because it requires a special tool to thread the dental floss around your braces.
