Damon system braces

Braces and brackets are usually used in orthodontic treatment to move teeth into the correct position using pressure. Brackets are attached to the teeth, and arches are glued to them.

The benefits of using the Damon method (DAMON SYSTEM BRACES)

-As part of the teeth straightening procedure, the treatment progresses faster than with regular braces because there is less friction between the braces and the arches.

-Expansion of the dental arch is done more gently and effectively. This can be seen in cases where teeth are crowded and the dental arch is narrow.

-It is easier to maintain oral hygiene, so there is a lower risk of tooth decay and gum disease.

-As a result of less pressure on the teeth, the teeth straightening treatment itself is gentler and more comfortable for the patient.

-Sometimes (depending on the condition of the teeth and jaw), this technique can even result in a (lower) frequency of clinic visits and shorter treatment sessions.

Fast and effective orthodontic treatment

By using self-locking brackets (which lock the arches to them), the Damon technique is more rigid, less pressure is exerted, and the teeth are moved more efficiently and faster. The Damon method has the advantage of treating more complex situations and effectively correcting defects that cannot be corrected by other techniques, such as posterior braces or transparent orthodontics.

How are the teeth aligned by the other methods?

A dental brace can be external or internal, and each comes with advantages and disadvantages.

The arches are connected to the supporting structures using rubber bands, which produce the desired pressure to move the teeth into place. As a result of friction, the oral cavity is put under a lot of pressure, which prolongs the treatment time and even leads to discomfort for the patient.