If you’re searching for a fast and effective treatment for orthodontic issues, look no further; the search is over! Damon Braces are one of the best examples of modern orthodontics and they can transform even the most complex prescriptions into beautiful smiles.

What are Damon Braces?

Damon Braces is an extremely advanced fixed brace system, which is suitable for patients with moderate and complex needs. These braces use revolutionary technology and ideas to straighten the teeth rapidly with enhanced comfort and aesthetics.

Damon Braces are often hailed as a modern alternative to traditional fixed braces for patients who are unable to have other kinds of treatment, such as removable aligners, because they need a lot of movement. Damon Braces provide support and they are capable of bringing about a great deal of tooth movement for a perfect outcome.

How are Damon Braces different?

These braces use state of the art technology to move the teeth quicker than traditional braces, including self-ligating wires and a sliding bracket mechanism. With this system, the wires are not held in place by bands and this reduces friction and pressure, making treatment much more comfortable. The braces are capable of creating space, so there is almost always no need for extraction prior to treatment and they are also smaller and more discreet than conventional fixed braces.

Treatment times are usually around 4-6 months shorter than traditional fixed braces and the braces are easier to clean because they are lighter and finer.

Am I a suitable candidate for Damon Braces?

Damon Braces are suitable for many orthodontic patients and they are an excellent option for patients who have more complex needs and would appreciate faster treatment times and increased comfort and discretion. We will be able to determine whether you are a suitable candidate for this treatment when you have your consultation.

How long does treatment take?

Treatment times vary according to how much movement is required, but the average time is between 6 and 15 months.