Fixed Braces

Fixed braces are a common orthodontic solution for correcting misaligned teeth, known as malocclusion. Conditions such as crowding, spacing, crossbite, overjet, deep bite, and open bite can increase the risk of gum disease, tooth decay, and jaw problems. Fixed braces, often referred to as "train tracks," are attached to the teeth and cannot be removed during treatment. They consist of brackets bonded to each tooth and connected by wires, which apply gentle pressure to move teeth into their desired positions. This method allows for precise adjustments to achieve optimal alignment and function.