Does Lingual braces are safe and completely invisible how much time does it takes to treat 1 mm gap and how much does it cost.

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Lingual braces are completely safe which is why it has been introduced for treating the general population. But there is a catch. It should done by an expert. Not all orthodontists (braces specialists) can perform the treatment by lingual braces. Kindly visit an orthodontist who specializes in lingual braces near you as they can give you the best advise. As for it being completely invisible, that it serves the purpose since they are fixed to your teeth on the inside so that it is not visible (unless they take a peek inside) There is another alternative for which you can visit a Dental Surgeon who incorporates the latest advancements in their practice- It is called INVISALIGNERS. This can be used to treat mild imperfections in the alignment of teeth and this is COMPLETELY INVISIBLE. Although it takes some time getting used to. Also you can use it very conveniently. Hope this answers your query.

Firas Furruq Jahangir · Accepted Answer

Lingual braces are completely safe which is why it has been introduced for treating the general population. But there is a catch. It should done by an expert. Not all orthodontists (braces specialists) can perform the treatment by lingual braces. Kindly visit an orthodontist who specializes in lingual braces near you as they can give you the best advise. As for it being completely invisible, that it serves the purpose since they are fixed to your teeth on the inside so that it is not visible (unless they take a peek inside) There is another alternative for which you can visit a Dental Surgeon who incorporates the latest advancements in their practice- It is called INVISALIGNERS. This can be used to treat mild imperfections in the alignment of teeth and this is COMPLETELY INVISIBLE. Although it takes some time getting used to. Also you can use it very conveniently. Hope this answers your query.

Maj. Gen Mahesh Chander Vsm (Retd) · Answer

Yes they r but for one mm gap you may not require that.

Brijesh Byrappa · Answer

Of course it is safe, whether it's 1 mm or 10 mm, treatment cost will be same and cost depends on the Orthodontist and material he uses, it varies from clinic to clinic.