Lingual braces are perfect for:

•  Adult professionals who want a beautiful smile
    without anyone knowing they are wearing braces.
•  Teens who prefer the look of no braces
•  People who want to avoid damage to the front
   surface of their teeth.
•  Musicians who play wind instruments
•  People who play sports
•  More confidence
•  Public speakers

First impressions

Studies have shown how first impressions can influence job recruiters as well as salary offers. It is generally understood that your smile is one of the first characteristics noticed by others. A smile filled with beautifully aligned pearly whites will make a better impression than one that is poorly aligned. Many Hollywood celebrities have opted for braces as an adult, proving that it is never too late for braces.  Now you can have that Hollywood smile without anyone knowing you have braces.

Fewer office visits

Since the Evolution braces are self-ligating (no colored ties), they work more efficiently than regular braces.

•  You have fewer appointments
•  Each appointment is faster
•  Your full treatment time is shorter

This new technology works! you will have that beautiful smile quickly and conveniently.

Designed with your comfort in mind

We want to make your treatment as comfortable as possible, the Evolution braces have a new feature called “self-ligation”  Traditional orthodontic braces require each brace to have a colored tie that holds the wire in place, these ties trap food and discolor easily.  The new  “self-ligating” brace has a flat plate that closes over the bumps of the brace and eliminates the need for ties.  This flat door creates not only a flat smooth surface for your tongue, but wire changes are shorter as the orthodontist does not need to use a tie for each tooth, he simply and quickly closes the flat door.


Why are straight teeth important?

Who doesn’t want that Hollywood smile?... but straight teeth can also improve your health.

•  Properly aligned teeth create a perfect bite, that facilitates  
   less stress, headaches, and strain on your supporting bone
   and tissue.

•  Aligned teeth help you chew more efficiently, and that aids 
   digestion.

• Over crowded teeth can lead to teeth that wear poorly with
   time. Sometimes this wear can be severe enough that
   tooth structure must be replaced with caps, bonding,
   or veneers.

•  Crowded teeth are more difficult to clean.  This can lead
    to tooth decay, gingivitis, and periodontal problems. 

•  With a perfect bite there is less chance for jaw joint and
    muscle problems (Temporomandibular Dysfunction)