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Which braces are better?
I am having a scissor bite in the upper two molars & a over jet in the front teeth. The orthodontist has suggested to choose any kind of braces I wish too. What should I go for metallic or ceramic? Conventional or Self ligating? Cost is not a concern. Aesthetics & Duration of treatment is.
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Go for self ligating braces
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Hi, cost not being a concern, best treatment option for you is INVISALIGN (Aligner) treatment. You can google what aligners are and look for a rough idea. Or i would suggest go for conventional metal brackets.
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You should go for ceramic braces if you choose between metallic or ceramic You can think about invisalign if you want more aesthetic treatment. Thank you.
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