Damon braces are an innovative alternative to traditional metal fixed braces. Like conventional fixed braces, Damon braces are suitable for patients with very complex orthodontic needs but they also boasts additional features, which make the treatment process more comfortable and convenient for patients.

What are Damon braces?

Damon braces are fixed braces, which use the latest technology to move the teeth faster than traditional fixed braces. They do not use metal bands to exert pressure on the wires and they have a sliding bracket mechanism, which prevents friction and speeds up treatment time. Damon braces are not invisible like some modern orthodontic systems, but they are very light and the brackets are smaller than conventional brackets, making the braces more discreet.

Damon braces have a number of benefits for patients and they are a great option for patients who need a lot of movement and intensive treatment.

What are the benefits of Damon braces?

Damon braces are very technical and they use state of the art technology to move the teeth quickly and comfortably; the self-ligating braces move the teeth without exerting powerful forces and gently guide the teeth into position. Unlike other braces, there is usually no need to extract teeth prior to treatment and this is a great source of comfort to nervous patients who dread having dental procedures.

Damon braces work quickly; treatment time varies but typically, you can exact treatment to be complete between 4 and 6 months quicker than traditional fixed braces. This is also a versatile treatment, which is suitable for patients with a range of orthodontic problems, from overcrowding and spaces between the teeth to underbite and overbite.

Damon braces are also more discreet than traditional braces because the brackets are smaller and the braces more delicate.

If you’re looking for a modern treatment, which promises amazing aesthetics, comfort and speed, look no further than Damon braces! Contact the team at Harley Street Dental Studio for more information on Damon braces.