Orthodontic devices used to straighten teeth and correct bite issues. Available in various types including traditional metal, ceramic, and clear aligners.

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There are several types of braces to suit different needs and preferences:
Metal braces: The traditional type, made of stainless steel, and are the most common and effective.
Ceramic braces: Function like metal braces but are made from clear or tooth-colored material, making them less noticeable.
Lingual braces: Placed on the inside of the teeth, making them invisible from the outside.
Clear aligners: A series of custom-made, clear plastic trays that gradually and discreetly move the teeth.
Overbite: When the upper teeth protrude significantly over the lower teeth.
Underbite: When the lower teeth overlap the upper teeth.
Speech Impediment: Misaligned teeth can make it difficult to pronounce certain words.
Bone Erosion: Misaligned teeth can lead to bone loss over time.
Open Bite: When there is an open space between the upper and lower teeth when the jaw is closed.
Overcrowding: When teeth are too close together and overlap.
Gaps: When there are noticeable spaces between the teeth.
Braces offer a wide range of benefits for both your oral health and overall well-being:
Enhanced appearance and confidence: A straighter smile can significantly boost self-esteem.
Easier brushing and flossing: Properly aligned teeth are easier to clean, which helps prevent plaque buildup.
Prevention of gum disease: Better alignment reduces the risk of gum disease.
Improved bite alignment: Corrects an improper bite, leading to better chewing function.
Prevention of dental injuries: Reduces the risk of injury to protruding teeth.
Better speech clarity: Can help improve the pronunciation of words.
Improved digestion: A proper bite allows for better chewing, which aids in digestion.
Prevention of bone erosion: Correcting misalignment can prevent bone loss.
Maintaining good oral hygiene is essential while wearing braces:
Brush your teeth at least twice a day using a soft-bristled toothbrush.
Floss between your teeth and around your braces once a day.
If you have clear aligners, clean them daily and store them properly when not in use.
Use an alcohol-free, antibacterial mouthwash twice a day.
Avoid hard, crunchy, or sticky foods that can damage your braces.
Visit your orthodontist regularly for adjustments and maintenance.
Maintain regular dental checkups and professional cleanings.
Failing to get braces when they are needed can lead to:
Persistent pain: Chronic jaw or teeth pain when chewing, potentially requiring surgery.
Reduced confidence: Widening gaps between teeth can negatively affect smile confidence.
Tooth shifting: Permanent shifting of teeth can cause jaw protrusion and pain.
Future dental work: An increased risk of needing more extensive dental work in the future.
Increased risk of dental problems: Misaligned teeth can increase the risk of decay and gum disease.
Orthodontic treatment is an investment that can provide a healthy, beautiful smile for a lifetime.
Looking for braces in Nairobi? Our team at Gottel Dental Center provides tailored general dentistry care with modern diagnostics, patient-focused planning, and clear pricing guidance. We support patients from Nairobi CBD, Westlands, Kilimani, Karen, and nearby areas who want dependable, long-term dental outcomes.
During your consultation, we assess your oral health, explain procedure options, discuss treatment timelines, and answer common questions about aftercare and expected results. If you are comparing providers for quality, affordability, and experience, this page is designed to help you make an informed decision before booking.
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