Fast Braces - Dentist in Jersey City
Cost Starting From $2000
What are Fastbraces®?
Fast braces streamline the orthodontic process by combining the two phases of traditional braces into a single step. While traditional braces move the crown of the tooth first and then adjust the root in a second phase, Fastbraces® simultaneously address both the crown and the root. This integrated approach results in a quicker overall treatment period. This not only shortens the overall treatment period but also often results in less sensitivity and discomfort for the patient.
The effectiveness and safety of Fastbraces® have been demonstrated through extensive research and thousands of treatments. Developed and refined over the past 20 years, Fastbraces® Technology is now offered in many countries worldwide.
Fast Braces at Ararat Dental
Fastbraces® Technology is available at Ararat Dental in orthodontics by straightening teeth quickly, safely, and affordably. This advanced system moves the roots of the teeth toward their final positions from the start of treatment, utilizing a patented triangular bracket and special heat-activated wire. This method allows for the alignment of the root and crown simultaneously, reducing treatment time significantly—often to just a few months or about a year.
Benefits of Fastbraces® vs Traditional
2. Cost-Effectiveness of Fastbraces®
Fastbraces® are designed to be both convenient and economical, typically costing less than traditional braces.
3. Treatment Duration with Fastbraces®
Fast braces typically complete the straightening process in about 180 days, which is significantly shorter compared to traditional braces that may take between 18 months to 3 years for the same results. The rapid alignment achieved by advanced materials that adjust both the crown and the root of the tooth simultaneously. This allows the entire tooth to move as a single unit, simplifying and speeding up the treatment.
4. Single Wire vs. Multiple Wires
Fast braces utilize just one wire for the entire duration of the treatment, unlike traditional braces which often require several wires that need to be changed and tightened regularly. This single-wire approach simplifies the process and reduces the need for frequent adjustment appointments, making Fast braces a more convenient option.
5. Comfort Level of Fast Braces
Fast braces typically offer greater comfort and a more aesthetically pleasing appearance than traditional braces, thanks to their use of a more flexible wire.
6. Aftercare Simplicity with Fast braces
Traditional braces often require wearing a retainer for 22 hours daily for several months post-treatment. In contrast, Fast braces simplify aftercare dramatically, requiring only 10 to 15 minutes of daily retainer use. You also have the option to wear the retainer overnight, depending on what suits your lifestyle best.
So, What’s Next
Frequently Asked Questions
Duration of Treatment with Fastbraces®
Traditional braces typically require 18 to 36 months to fully straighten teeth. In contrast, Fastbraces® technology significantly shortens this timeline, with treatments potentially lasting from just three months up to approximately one year.
Appearance of Fastbraces®
Fastbraces® are designed to be less exposed, than traditional braces. They offer options like ceramic brackets and wires that match the color of your teeth, alongside the standard silver versions, providing a more discreet look, although they are not entirely invisible.
Often, Fastbraces treatments are less expensive than traditional braces, though costs can vary based on the dentist and the particular treatment plan chosen. The starting prices for both options range between $3,000 and $4,000, but can increase significantly depending on specific needs.
Fastbraces® offer a quick, safe, and efficient solution for straightening teeth, serving as a viable alternative to traditional braces and Invisalign®. Despite their speed, they do not compromise on safety. The effectiveness and safety of Fastbraces® have been carefully evaluated and validated over the years by numerous experts in the field.