Clear Braces

Clear Braces Treatment in Sioux Falls, SD

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Clear Braces may be the perfect choice for you if you want to straighten your teeth without traditional metal braces. At Wermerson Orthodontics when you choose clear braces we use Clarity Advanced Ceramic brackets made by 3M to move your teeth! Clear ceramic braces are a new variation on the traditional braces system that provides a far less noticeable method of treatment. They use the same components as traditional braces — except that the brackets on the front side of the teeth are made of a translucent ceramic material that blends in with the tooth's natural color. This system has become a favorite for adults (including some well-known celebrities) because, unless you look closely, it's hard to notice they're there.

We would love to talk with you more about clear braces, please call or email us with any questions you may have. We look forward to seeing you smile!

Clarity Advanced Ceramic Braces | Wermerson Orthodontics in Sioux Falls, SD

Are you interested in learning if clear braces are a good option for you?
Call Wermerson Orthodontics in Sioux Falls at (605) 274-0555.
Improve your smile with clear braces!

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