Lingual Braces Placement

Lingual Braces are direct bonded on the upper inside teeth and are invisable to the world. Lingual braces can sometimes cause speech issues or discomfort to a patient's tongue at the beginning of treatment but is easily resolved. Due to the lack of perimeter with lingual braces, some patients need to switch to labial (front) braces near the end of treatment.
Direct Bonding is a procedure completed by the orthodontist to place the brackets on each patient's tooth by hand.
Each orthodontist is certified to know the accuracy of the placement of each bracket and all certified assistants are trained to prepare each patient's tooth for the orthodontist's bonding.
Please also check out the brushing and flossing technique videos.

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Science & Technology

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• Lingual Fixed Placement
• Lingual braces
• how inside braces work
• invisible braces
• braces

[tangodrink]

My friend has them he says it really cuts your tongue when your eating :/

[EricaRomulo8P]

who would want brackets on the inside of ur teeth?? i know i wouldnt?!

[ColdDecemberNight]

I'd rather have them on the outside than on the inside. That will annoy me because of my tongue.

[JakeNyg25]

I actually got the expander off on dec 5 and im getting the top ones off on the 21st and getting a retainer and getting the bottom off in march or febuary

[MrWeatherman10]

i only had the braces in the front of my teeth.Is this another to straighten them?

[JakeNyg25]

Whish i had that had regs since mid janury getting the regualar ones off in december 4 the top be4 xmas but i got the botom 1s later so i have 2 wait and have had the expander on 4 12.5 months and will have them 4 13.5 at the end (in 1 month). Doesent hurt 4 2 hours when u get them on 1st though.