Do fast braces hurt more?

This impressively short treatment time has many patients asking if Fastbraces® hurt more than normal braces. Studies have found that Fastbraces actually cause less discomfort than traditional braces. That's because the non-conventional bracket design exerts less force due to friction.

How long do fast braces hurt?

The pressure of the braces slowly pulling the teeth into position can create discomfort and pain, which could last from a day or two to about a week.

Are fast braces better?

Fastbraces® are fast becoming popular. It is a brand name for a teeth straightener that is more effective than traditional braces. As compared to conventional braces, it is used for a shorter period, causes less discomfort, has less risk, and at the same time, it is affordable and safe.

What's the difference between fast braces and regular braces?

When compared to traditional braces, the difference is dramatic. In general, traditional braces take anywhere from one to two years to achieve your end results. FastBraces are designed to simultaneously move the entire tooth, from root to crown, rather than using two separate treatment phases.

How long do fast braces take to work?

Fastbraces™ technology moves both the crown and the root at the same time, which makes it possible for treatment to be completed in as little as one year, and in some cases just a few months.

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Why are fast braces faster?

This is contrary to how other braces work, by applying a multi-process. The process works by moving the roots first, then the tooth crown afterward. Fastbraces work on the tooth as a whole. Based on the technique, Fastbraces are faster in achieving the intended results that typical traditional braces.

Do fast braces need to be tightened?

Tightening these wires increases the force pushing on the patient's teeth. Fastbraces are permanently held in place, so they cannot be removed after their installation. That means the patient will need to adjust to eating and speaking with brackets and wires on their teeth.

Which type of braces work faster?

Currently, clear aligners offer the fastest correction speed. For reference, Invisalign treatments can be finished in several months, whereas metal braces can take several years. It's not just clear aligners that offer speed. Another form of fast-correcting braces is self-ligating braces.

Do traditional braces hurt?

The honest answer is that braces do not hurt at all when they are applied to the teeth, so there is no reason to be anxious about the placement appointment. There will be mild soreness or discomfort after the orthodontic wire is engaged into the newly placed brackets, which may last for a few days to a week.

Do fast braces fix overbite?

Fastbraces can fix many dental issues, including: Overbites and underbites. Cross bites or open bites. Generally crooked teeth.

What is Fastbraces technology?

FASTBRACES are an American-made dental technology that has straightened teeth for a quarter of a century. This dental technology is used in nearly 50 countries. Thanks to FASTBRACES, there is no longer any need to rely on traditional braces to straighten crooked teeth.

Do you need a retainer after Fastbraces?

Yes, patients will need to wear a retainer after completing the teeth straightening process with Fastbraces. The retainer will be worn for only 15 to 20 minutes every day, while some may choose to put them on before bedtime.

How are fast braces put on?

With Fastbraces, specially created triangular brackets are placed onto the teeth. The triangular bracket is attached to a square-like wire that reaches down to the root of your teeth. It is this square-like wire that makes the system different from traditional braces.

Why do orthodontist put top braces on first?

In addition, it is normal to start treatment by having the braces installed on the top teeth first. The top teeth and jawbone take longer to align and move compared to the bottom teeth. After a period of time, based on what needs to be done to the bottom teeth and jawbone, the bottom braces are then installed.

What color of braces is best?

Choose light blue, bronze, dark purple or subdued reds and pinks to complement lighter skin tones. Choose darker colors to make your teeth appear whiter. Watch out for lighter colors that could make your teeth look more yellow. Consider colors that complement or match your eyes.

How can I make braces hurt less?

Do braces give you a lisp?

Generally speaking, as the braces are on the back of the teeth, it can impact your ability to say the letter “s”. This can result in a temporary lisp.

What is the shortest time for braces?

Metal and Clear Braces

The minimum time to wear braces can be as little as several months to fix a basic crooked tooth or spacing issue through to 36 months for both metal braces and ceramic braces.

Are braces faster the second time?

When you are getting braces once again, it's likely that less tooth movements need to take place. This means that treatment time may be shorter than your first round of orthodontic treatment.

Do fast braces come in clear?

And now, Fastbraces® comes with a clear option! Fastbraces® Clear™ ceramic brackets are also available and offer the same technology advantages of moving teeth as the Fastbraces® metal brackets. To discuss your treatment options, call our office today to schedule a consultation!

Are Fastbraces safe?

Fastbraces is supported by studies: Fastbraces is a safe and effective way to straighten teeth in less time. The Fastbraces Technology bracket system is backed by over 25 years of research and development. You can trust this orthodontic treatment.

How fast do braces move teeth?

In general, you can expect to see some noticeable movement from around two months into the treatment. Some people notice it much sooner, and it could be as little as four weeks after you start wearing your aligners.

Can you move your teeth too fast?

If you move a tooth too fast, you can actually cause damage to the bone and gums. And if you don't put the tooth in the right position, you could throw off your bite,” leading to additional damage and wear on the teeth.

Why is my overbite getting worse with braces?

Initial alignment uncovers underlying skeletal discrepancies

If you have a lower jaw that is smaller than your upper, aligning the teeth may actually create more of an overbite. If your upper jaw is smaller than your lower, aligning the arches may create an underbite where there wasn't one before.

How long will I have braces for overbite?

Since every person's condition is unique, there is no hard and fast rule for how long braces treatment will be for an overbite. Usually, treatment can last anywhere between six months and two years. Severe overbite cases often require more time as they are commonly combined with other dental problems like overcrowding.