Types of Braces

Types of Braces

  • Introduction Introduction
  • Inspire ICE™ Inspire ICE™
  • Invisalign® Invisalign®
  • Mini Diamond Braces Mini Diamond Braces
Introduction

With today's technology, patients now have more options when it comes to wearing braces. While traditional metal braces are still widely used, clear braces, lingual braces and self-ligating braces are becoming increasingly popular along with clear appliances.

Please use the menu to learn more about the types of braces we offer, and speak with your orthodontist to determine which appliance is right for you.

Inspire ICE™

If you're looking for a more aesthetically pleasing alternative to metal braces, Inspire ICE may be for you. Inspire ICE has a smooth, strong surface created by a heat process and is not metal. This is beneficial to patients who have allergies to certain metals. Crafted from clear sapphire, these braces are very strong and dependable. Check with your orthodontist to see if Inspire ICE is right for you.

Invisalign®

The Invisalign system is a series of clear overlay templates, or aligners, that have been generated by computer simulation to gradually move teeth. This system is available to patients with certain orthodontic bite problems.

Mini Diamond Braces

Mini Diamond braces are popular with patients of all ages. Noticeably smaller than regular metal braces, this appliance is more comfortable! They're also efficient, yielding the same treatment time as traditional braces.

Inspire

If you're looking for a more aesthetically pleasing alternative to metal braces, Inspire! may be for you. Crafted from clear sapphire, these braces are also very strong and dependable. Check with your orthodontist to see if Inspire! is right for you.

Mini Diamond

Mini Diamond braces are popular with patients of all ages. Noticeably smaller than regular metal braces, this appliance is more comfortable! They're also efficient, yielding the same treatment time as traditional braces.

Invisalign®

The Invisalign system is a series of clear overlay templates - called aligners - that have been generated by computer simulation to gradually move the teeth. This system is available to adult patients with certain orthodontic bite problems. For more information, visit our Invisalign and Invisalign Teen pages, or contact us to ask if you are a candidate for the Invisalign system.