Damon Braces is a really impressive speedy orthodontic system, which straightens the teeth and creates beautiful smiles with minimum discomfort. If you have complex orthodontic issues and you thought that traditional train-tracks were your only option, we are delighted to share the news that Damon Braces are available right here in Central London!

What is Damon Braces?

Damon Braces is an advanced orthodontic system, which uses the latest technology to achieve the best results with minimal pain. These fixed braces use forces generated by brackets and wires to move the teeth, like traditional braces; however, they utilise a sliding bracket system and self-ligating wires to speed up the treatment process and reduce friction.

Damon Braces is a universal system, which is suitable for all patients, including those who need a lot of movement and it provides patients with severe orthodontic prescriptions with a swift, comfortable and more aesthetically pleasing alternative to traditional fixed braces.

What are the benefits of Damon Braces?

Damon Braces are one of the best examples of modern Orthodontics and they offer a whole range of benefits, from improved aesthetics to shorter treatment time. Typically, treatment time is around 4-6 months shorter than conventional fixed braces and the braces are much more discreet than other fixed braces, as they are made from tooth-coloured wires and clear brackets. The treatment process is really simple and the braces are comfortable.

There is usually no need to extract teeth prior to Damon Braces treatment, which is welcome news for most patients!

How long does treatment take?

Like all treatments, the time it takes to straighten the teeth with Damon Braces will depend on the individual. If you have mild issues, treatment times are much shorter than if you have complex issues and need lots of movement. The average treatment time for patients with Damon Braces is between 6 and 15 months.

To find out if Damon Braces is a good match for you, call and arrange an appointment today!