If you wish to straighten misaligned teeth, correct overcrowding and spaces, and fix issues with your bite, you need to go to your Newburg, KY orthodontist at Kirchner Dental of New Albany. We have the experience, skill sets, and training to give the current treatments tailored exclusively to your needs and goals for a new smile.
After an extensive assessment, we can discuss potential orthodontic methods and various other services that can effectively straighten your teeth for simpler oral hygiene, a more enticing, confident smile, and improved oral health. Below are some of our treatment services you can pick from:
- Standard Braces — The most typical way to straighten teeth is dental braces. We bond brackets to each tooth and shift them together with a wire that we closely keep track of and regularly tighten throughout therapy.
- Clear Aligners — Our team offers transparent aligners that fit over your teeth and carefully move them to the desired position over a period of months, not years. Aligners are removable, comfortable, and almost undetectable. They supply an alternative to braces that do not affect your diet, routine, or appearance.
- Alternative Orthodontics — You can choose an alternative treatment if you just want to correct a few teeth that show when you smile, prefer braces that blend in more naturally with your teeth, qualify for a speedy braces technique, and more.
- TMJ Therapy — In some cases, bite misalignment is connected to an issue with the temporomandibular joint, or TMJ, that might not call for orthodontics. We can create a dental appliance as a more conservative approach to healing your misaligned jaw joint.
- Teeth Whitening — When your braces come off or your aligners sequence is complete, a fantastic finishing touch is teeth whitening. You can move on with a straight smile that shines!
Discover which of our cutting-edge treatments is appropriate for you! Call Kirchner Dental of New Albany today at 812-884-8304 to schedule an appointment with your Newburg, KY orthodontist. You can also .
