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The British Dental Association warns against online dentistry, as US firm launches £1,500 invisible braces you can order on the web
The British Dental Association has warned against online dentistry, as a US firm launches £1,500 invisible braces you can order on the Internet. The SmileDirectClub is offering consumers the chance to benefit from cheaper braces by ordering online. The product, which retails at £1,500 is a significantly less expensive alternative…
READ ARTICLEDid You Know You Can Have Braces That Are Practically Invisible When You Smile?
Are you apprehensive about having braces because you’re worried about how you’ll look? Have you put off having treatment in the past because you didn’t want to wear visible braces? Do you dream of being able to have a gorgeous smile without any anxiety related to your image or what…
READ ARTICLEHow to take care of your Invisalign Retainers
Invisalign is one of the most popular modern orthodontic treatments. Many people choose Invisalign because it enables them to undergo treatment in secret. With Invisalign braces, you don’t need to worry about other people seeing your braces. You can go about life as normal and after around 12-18 months, you’ll…
READ ARTICLEHow to take care of your Invisalign Retainers
After orthodontic treatment, dentists recommend using retainers to keep the teeth in position and prevent relapse. If you’ve recently completed Invisalign treatment, you may be advised to wear Vivera retainers. These retainers have been developed by the manufacturers of Invisalign and they are design to hold the teeth in their…
READ ARTICLEThe Best Thing About Invisalign
Invisalign is one of the greatest success stories of modern times in the dental world. It’s hard to pinpoint the best thing about Invisalign, so here are just some of the most important and impressive selling points: The aesthetics: most people who are thinking about getting braces would rather go…
READ ARTICLEThere Are Many London Orthodontics For You To Discover
Braces have been around for many years and it’s understandable to assume that the only fix for wonky or crowded teeth is a train-rack style brace; however, times have changed and in the last few years, a whole host of new treatments have become available. Now, patients have a range…
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