Damon Bracket
Braces attached to all teeth form the basis of fixed treatments in orthodontics. In classical brackets used in the past and preferred today, tiny thin braces, colored or transparent elastics are used to fix the wires on them. Existing braces and tires create a certain amount of frictional force. Tooth movement slows down for this reason.
If the sharp corners of the binding wires applied within the orthodontic treatment remain, it may cause irritation on the cheeks and lips. The rubbers preferred in orthodontic treatment prevent the microorganisms in the mouth and cause dental caries and gum diseases. The special locking detailed mechanism used in Damon brackets allows the braces to be attached into the bracket groove without the use of rubber or braces. The friction force is minimized by applying a low amount of pressure using arc wires. There is no delay in tooth movements. It offers a more comfortable treatment alternative than conventional metal brackets.
Metal Brackets
In orthodontic treatment, there are small elastics to keep the wire passing between the metal brackets there. Tires can be “Colored, Color-colored (colored), Gray/transparent using colorless” according to your choice. The elastics, which form the basis of orthodontic treatment, are usually changed during routine checks that take place once a month. The patient can use their brackets in other colors as they wish during routine checkups.
Sapphire Bracket (Ice Bracket)
Sapphire brackets made of transparent materials are highly preferred by adult patients due to their cosmetic appearance. It is difficult to notice on the teeth unless close communication is established with the patient.
Ceramic Bracket
Ceramic brackets made of translucent materials are highly preferred by adult patients due to their cosmetic appearance. It is difficult to notice on the teeth unless close communication is established with the patient.
