Metal braces are most popular among children and adolescent patients. Metal Braces work by applying the braces to the teeth and connecting them with a wire.

Ceramic braces - Ceramic braces are braces made of clear, tooth colored material. They work in the same way as metal braces, but are more discreet and less visible.

Self-ligating braces - The difference between self-ligating braces compared to metal or ceramic braces is that self-ligating braces use doors or clips to hold the wire in place, rather than elastic rubber ties.

Lingual braces - Lingual braces behind the teeth are especially well-suited for adults who do not want noticeable braces, but also have complex orthodontic needs.

Clear aligners like Invisalign - Invisalign is great for patients who had braces when they were younger and just need a “touch up,” as well as for patients who have mild to moderate dental problems like misaligned teeth, large overbite, no jaw alignment problems, and who have gaps in their front teeth