Straighten your smile with confidence — from traditional metal braces to virtually invisible clear aligners, each treatment plan is custom-designed for a healthier bite and a smile you'll love.
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Not sure which option is right for you? Dr. Priyanka will review your bite, lifestyle, and smile goals at your consultation and recommend the treatment that fits you best.
Orthodontic treatment is recommended if you have:
Note: A clinical exam and X-rays are needed to confirm the right treatment plan for you.
We examine your teeth and bite, take X-rays or scans, and discuss your goals to determine whether braces or aligners suit you best.
Using your scans, we map out the exact tooth movements and give you a realistic timeline before any brackets or trays are made.
Braces are bonded onto your teeth and wired, or you receive your first set of clear aligner trays along with wear instructions.
Braces are tightened and adjusted roughly every 4–6 weeks; aligner trays are switched to the next set in the series every 1–2 weeks.
Dr. Priyanka checks your bite and tooth movement at each visit and fine-tunes your plan so treatment stays on track.
Once your teeth reach their new position, a custom retainer keeps them there — the key to a smile that lasts.
Getting braces bonded or a new aligner tray fitted isn’t painful, though you may feel pressure or mild soreness for a day or two afterward as your teeth begin to shift — that’s a normal sign the treatment is working. Over-the-counter pain relief and soft foods usually make it easy to manage.
Mild soreness or pressure is normal as your mouth adjusts to braces or a new aligner tray. Soft foods and warm salt-water rinses help.
You get used to speaking, eating, and cleaning your teeth with braces or aligners — most patients adapt within a few weeks.
Braces are adjusted, or you move on to your next aligner tray — a quick, routine visit each time.
Total treatment time ranges from about 6 months for mild cases to 2 years or more for complex corrections, followed by a retainer phase.
Whether you choose braces or aligners, a little daily care goes a long way toward a smooth, on-schedule treatment.
Contact the clinic if you notice: a broken bracket, a wire poking your cheek or gum, an aligner that no longer fits properly, or pain that doesn’t ease with over-the-counter medication.
Braces and invisible aligners can both straighten teeth effectively — the right choice depends on the complexity of your case, your age, and your lifestyle. Braces are often better suited to more complex bite corrections and younger patients, while invisible aligners appeal to teens and adults who want a nearly invisible, removable option. Dr. Priyanka will assess your teeth and bite and walk you through the pros and cons of each so you can choose with confidence.
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Dr. Priyanka Parashar takes a personalized, comfort-focused approach to orthodontic care — from traditional metal braces to the latest in clear aligner technology. Every treatment plan starts with a thorough assessment of your bite and smile goals, so you always know what to expect and why each step matters.
Braces use fixed metal or ceramic brackets and wires to move teeth and work continuously without patient effort. Invisible aligners are clear, removable trays that must be worn 20–22 hours a day to be effective. Braces suit more complex cases; aligners suit mild-to-moderate corrections and patients who want a less visible option.
Neither is painful to fit. You may feel pressure or mild soreness for a day or two after braces are adjusted or you switch to a new aligner tray — this is a normal sign your teeth are moving and usually settles quickly.
Most treatments take anywhere from 6 months for mild corrections to 2 years or more for complex cases. Dr. Priyanka will give you a personalized timeline after your consultation and X-rays.
It depends on how crowded, gapped, or misaligned your teeth are, and your bite. Mild-to-moderate cases often suit aligners well, while severe crowding or bite issues may need traditional braces. A clinical exam will confirm what’s right for you.
Braces are typically adjusted every 4–6 weeks. With aligners, check-ins are usually every 6–8 weeks to review progress and hand over your next sets of trays.
Avoid hard, sticky, or chewy foods like nuts, caramel, and hard candy, which can damage brackets and wires. Aligner wearers should remove their trays before eating and drinking anything other than water.
Yes. Retainers keep your teeth in their new position after braces or aligners are done. Skipping retainer wear is the most common reason teeth shift back over time.
Absolutely. There’s no upper age limit for orthodontic treatment as long as your gums and bone are healthy — many of our patients are adults choosing to finally straighten their smile.
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