Smooth out your smile with braces in North London

Smooth out your smile with braces in North London

20th February 2018

There’s something so important about having beautifully lined up teeth. They tell the world you are strong and healthy and somehow that subliminal information opens all sorts of doors that can otherwise need a good shove. It’s just how people are hardwired to react to a smile. They see a good strong, white smile, complete with genuinely crinkled up eyes, and their instincts say ‘This is a warm, friendly person. I want to be around them and help them.’ When your teeth don’t line up beautifully, people can’t help but react to them. It’s how we are wired and sadly, wonky teeth are a feature of modern life.

The good news, if you are a person with wonky teeth, is that they are easily and discreetly fixed with braces in North London from us at Denchic Dental Spa.

If you’ve made it to adulthood without getting your teeth straightened, this is probably because you didn’t qualify for funding on the NHS. The NHS only funds treatment for severe misalignments involving the jaws as well as the teeth. The good news for you is that if it’s only your teeth that need fixing, and it probably is, then it’s a lot quicker and requires smaller braces than getting your bite realigned.

In fact, we stock some great braces in North London that are specifically designed for adults who want quick, discreet teeth straightening.

Invisalign

These are plastic aligners that go over the teeth like snug mouth guards. Carefully placed pressure points nudge the teeth into alignment. The aligners are very hard to spot once in place and are removable for eating and cleaning.

Six Month Smiles

Small, clear ceramic brackets and dainty tooth-coloured wires can straighten out the front six teeth in an average time of only six months.

The Inman Aligner

Two spring loaded aligner bows go in front of and behind the front teeth to straighten them. Treatment can take as little as six weeks.

With all three methods you will need to wear a retainer for a while after treatment to keep the teeth in the correct position.