Secrets Revealed About Teeth Straightening – With SureSmile

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If you’ve been considering SureSmile to straighten your teeth but are not sure if it’s the right treatment for you, here are some insider secrets that might provide just the information you need to help you take the first step.

It’s Practically Pain-Free

You may not be able to eat tacos the first day you have your aligners, but the process is a breeze compared to metal braces.

You Don’t Have To Give Up Kissing

No worries about stabbing anyone or getting stuck together when kissing with SureSmile. But if you’re the least bit self-conscious, you can take them out before you get going.

Pretty Much Like Metal Braces, You Do Have To Wear Them Most Of The Time

For best results, it’s recommended that you wear them 20-22 hours a day. But unlike metal braces, you can remove them to brush, floss, and eat your daily meals.

Most People Really Won’t Be Able To See That You Have Them On

They’re called invisible braces for a reason, and it’s true, they practically are. At first, you may notice that you have a little trouble talking, but that improves over time.

You Can’t Clean Them With Toothpaste

SureSmile trays can stain and become murky if you don’t clean them properly. So, to keep your invisible braces invisible, wash them with a mild detergent or soap.

You Could Lose Weight

Consider it a desirable side effect in most cases. When wearing SureSmile, you must brush your teeth after every meal. Even when armed with a travel toothbrush and toothpaste, it might not always seem worth it to remove your trays and brush your teeth just for a sugary snack.

It Isn’t For Everyone

SureSmile treatment solves most orthodontic issues, such as crooked teeth, gaps, and minor over- or under-bites. If you have more severe problems, you may achieve better results with traditional metal braces or other solutions. Regardless of your complaint, you should consult your dentist to see if SureSmile is right for you.

Getting Started

Wondering if SureSmile is right for you? Call Gentle Dentistry at (813) 734-7102 to schedule a consultation appointment.