How Do Clear Braces And Invisalign Clear Braces Differ?
Although many individuals mistakenly confuse clear braces with Invisalign clear braces, the confusion between these two terms is completely understandable. If you do a Google search using the search terms “clear braces”, you will see there are nearly 3 million search results, of which many are about Invisalign clear braces. Hence the assumption and confusion over which is which. We want you to be happy with the type of braces you choose for you or your child, so here are the ways in which these types of braces differ.
To understand the differences between these two types of braces, we typically define or describe them to the patient. Clear braces are made from ceramic materials, hence their clear appearance. They are commonly called ceramic braces because of this. The material that is used to make this type of braces can be clear in appearance or can be camouflaged by customizing them to match the color of your natural teeth. However, they work in much the same fashion as traditional metal braces. Continue reading
6 Physical And Social Benefits Of Dental Implants
The cosmetic dentists at Stoney Brook Family Dentistry have long recognized the benefits of dental implants as being the ideal alternative for restoring broken or missing teeth. They are a long-term solution compared to bridges and dentures plus, they can be designed to match your natural teeth. However, there are a number of physical and psychological reasons that make them worth the money spent on this type of restorative dental procedure.
Dental implants are the most durable, long-term solution – the average dental bridge will only last between 5 and 7 years, but you will eventually have to replace them. This is not the case with dental implants and although they may have to be periodically adjusted, they can last you a lifetime provided they are cared for properly and placed in your mouth correctly. Continue reading
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