What are the smallest metal brackets for the upper and lower front teeth?
I am asking because I think I would prefer small metal brackets over ceramic brackets. From a distance, braces with ceramic brackets very often look like stained teeth, and from close up you can see that there are braces anyway.
Thanks in advance for any answers.
BTW, I am 35 and I decided to finally do the step an get my teeth fixed after I though about it for the last 10 years.
What are the smallest metal brackets on the market?
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can you ask for the size you want??
Hi there, hopefully someone can answer this one too, can you actually ask for the size you want, or do they put what they want on?? Cause I am going full metal upper and lower also, and I am going to try and do funky o-ring colors, but will probable stay away from the lighter colors.........
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Not to say that you should necessarily go with them, but I am in what my ortho calls "teeny, tiny" braces. Brand name 'Speed braces'. They are self-ligating, and like another poster wrote there are issues with torque due to their smaller size. However my ortho really likes them and specifically chose them for me. Their profile is not less though, and they are definately still noticable. The big plus that I find is that they are quite easy to clean, and no molar bands to worry about! You can find out more about it as you go ortho shopping.
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