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Clear Braces

Clear braces are a new variation on the traditional braces system and provide a far less noticeable method of treatment. They use the same components as traditional metal braces except the brackets on the front side of the teeth are made of a translucent ceramic material. This material blends in very nicely with the tooth's natural color. Many adult patients of Wermerson Orthodontics opt for clear braces because they enjoy the softer, subtler appearance of them compared to traditional metal braces.

Dr. Wermerson has helped many patients achieve a beautiful new smile through the use of clear braces. If you are interested in learning more about this treatment call our Sioux Falls, SD dental office today or schedule your FREE consultation online!

How Do Clear Braces Compare To Traditional Metal Braces?

Ceramic clear braces can correct the same orthodontic issues that regular metal braces can. The main difference is the appeal of being more aesthetically pleasing. While clear braces are made from a different material, they share the same length of treatment time as metal braces do so you won't have to sacrifice more time for aesthetics. Both children and adults can take advantage of clear braces treatment. There are no age limitations. 

Are Clear Braces Right For You?

Clear braces may be the perfect choice for you if you want to straighten your teeth minus the look of "metal-mouth". Whether you’re a teenager who doesn’t feel comfortable going to high school with braces, or an adult in the working world, ceramic braces are a great option for those looking to get a healthier-looking smile without the metal.

Clear ceramic braces are also a great alternative for patients that don't qualify for Invisalign treatment since they still offer a more discreet look than metal braces. While many patients choose Invisalign clear aligners for their convenience and nearly invisible look, Invisalign unfortunately cannot correct all orthodontic issues. Patients with more severe cases that require more complex orthodontic movements can only be treated with braces. 

Contact Your Sioux Falls, SD Orthodontist

When you choose clear braces at Wermerson Orthodontics, we use Clarity Advanced Ceramic brackets made by 3M to move your teeth. We would love to talk with you more about clear braces and other orthodontic treatments available to you. The best way to do this would be to schedule your free consultation visit with Dr. Chris Wermerson. He'll perform a thorough evaluation of your mouth and determine the best course of treatment to achieve the smile you desire. Dr. Wermerson will go over all the treatment options with you and answer any questions you may have.

To find out if clear braces are the right option for you, call Wermerson Orthodontics
in Sioux Falls, SD at (605) 274-0555 to schedule your FREE consultation. Let us improve your smile!


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