Good Dentists for braces in Brampton, Canada?
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traditional braces costs (on average) about $5,000. Ceramic brackets are about $500 extra. These costs do not include x-rays, extractions, or special appliances. Invisalign treatment (in most cases) costs about the same as traditional braces.\n\nBut that varies. Let me explain.\n\nIf you have a health insurance plan that covers orthodontics, you might pay less, especially if you go to a provider that is in your insurance network. But be careful. Just as you wouldn't choose a medical specialist only because he is on your plan, don't choose an orthodontist soley based on this criteria. Get a consultation (usually free or minimal cost) and see how comfortable you are with that person. No amount of money saved can make up for two years with an orthodontist you don't like or don't have confidence in. Also, remember that most dental plans cover braces only before treatment begins. So if you've already started treatment, you may be out of luck.\n\npainful? No, braces might cause discomfort during the first week, and immediately after alterations, but in general, braces are not painful.
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You should always get a custom mouthguard from an orthodontist, so he's the best person to ask. See if he knows what's available.
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I had braces a LONG time ago. This was back in the days of the "Stone Knives and Bear Skins" version of Orthodontia. Well, okay, almost 40 years ago.\nWhen I got the braces off; (which were the full ring band on every tooth, giving me the appearance of the grill of a 1955 Chrysler Imperial.),  I was left with a removable top retainer, and a glued-in bottom retainer. The bottom retainer was simply a wire support that ran behind my front bottom teeth. I went back a few times as I only went every 3 or 4 months to get it checked. When I went off to College, it finally came unglued. I took it out of my mouth, and that was that. I don't think they are meant to last forever, and it stayed in 2 years beyond the last time I saw my Doctor. But once it came out, that was it. I never had a problem with my bottom teeth shifting at all. \nMy question to you is: Do you have a "one price" deal on your braces, and that is what it is costing you no matter what treatment is involved? Or is there a "maintenance cost"?\nIf he is charging you on a "per appointment basis" to babysit that glued-in bottom retainer, I'd get a second opinion.\nI have no idea what braces and maintenance cost now. Mine was an "all-in" fee. No matter what, and no matter how long it took, the cost to correct my teeth was $1100.00.\nI guess that's cheap compared to the cost today, but I have to say, my teeth still look great!
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Ask your dentist.  He will refer you to an orthodontist.
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You could call the ADA - American Dental Association for a reference or call your regular general Dentist and get his recommendation
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None that I know of sorry! If you're simply embarassed to go in for regular braces you could try Invisalign Braces!\n \nWhile not braces at all, Invisalign is a small tray custom designed to the contours of your mouth that attempts to straighten your teeth much like braces would, but remain invisible and easy to remove.\nFor instance, when you place the Invisalign system in your mouth it immediately goes to work straightening your teeth…and you’ll feel it. But, if you have a presentation, a big date, or a meal, you can easily remove the system and joy thes activities with your normal exposed teeth.\n Many people do not like the thought of braces because they are required to wear them for several years. The Invisalign system is so radical that most people only use it for 6 months. However, this short time period may compromise some long-term benefits associated with regular braces.\nNaturally though, the choice is up to you. A consultation with your dentist will give you a better picture of whether you are a candidate for the system or not. They will also be able to give you a price guide that will help you make this important decision.\n\nI hope you can find a dentist who does that for you!
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Go to Cigna.com and it should show you a list of dentists in your area that are Cigna preferred providers.
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Ask your general dentist, if you have one.  If you don't have a general dentist, then you need to find one and go for a checkup before seeing the orthodontist to make sure you don't have any cavities or gum disease and to get your teeth cleaned before having braces put on. \n\nDr. R.
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Veneers won't work for this problem because the amount of enamel dentists remove is the same thickness as the veneer. Your only other option other then braces is crowns, but in my opinion this is an extreme form of dental treatment in that you may find yourself having problems when your older. Also remember crowns and veneers only last upto 10-15 years so you would have to have them redone which in the long run would cost more. Go for braces, a lot of people now-a-days are having braces when they are adults. Furthermore you can get ones that do not notice!
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What is a good natural dentist?
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There are dentists everywhere.  If you are looking for one that speaks English, then ask at the embassy (Mexico City) or at the local consulate (other cities) or even the Yellow Pages.\n\nPrices vary from extremely cheap to very expensive.  Dentist's office also vary from very primitive (no x-ray etc.) to world class.
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If you live around the San Antonio area, an EXCELLENT jaw surgeon is Dr. Tiner.  He did my jaw surgery and is really great, supposedly one of the best in the country.
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There are special mouthpieces designed for people with braces. Talk to your orthodontist and they can set you up with what you need.
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Invisalign braces certainly are more expensive than the traditional type, and they can't correct a lot of problems like traditional braces can.  Invisalign can correct minor misalignments, but for seriously crooked teeth you will need the old fashioned metal.  The other option is clear brackets on your traditional braces.\n\nHaving worked in the dental industry for 6 years I think that traditional braces work better most of the time and are a better investment.  But each case should be assessed by a dentist.
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There is a number called 1-800-Dentist - it can help you find a good dentist in your area and tell you if a dentist has had problems in the past w/ patients, malpractice suits, etc.  Also, I would start calling different dentists in your town or surrounding towns and tell them some of your story...  ask them if they are willing to take on a charity case.  I was a dental asst. and we did this a few times a year to lend a helping hand in our community.  HTH & GL to you!
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well you can book your own appointment or be refferred by your normal dentist to see the orthodontist who will decide if you need braces. the decision will be made on how crowded or spacey your teeth are and your bite. he will get xrays done. then you will have another appiontment to get a mold done and to have spaces put between your teeth if they are crowded. then you make another appoi9ntment to get the braces on. they just glue them on and then put the wire through them. then you make probably monthly apointmnets to get them adjusted and tightened. so no you can just walk in there any time and say you want them tightened, you need an appointment and these have to be at certain times because if you came back after one week your teeth might not be ready to tighten again or if you waited like 2 months that would mean you would need braces for alot longer