SureSmile is a treatment that gently moves teeth into place. The trays are worn in a series over time to create a beautiful smile. SureSmile is a popular alternative to traditional braces and does not have any brackets or wires. The aligners are discrete and are comfortable when worn, and they do not cause any mouth or gum irritation.
The clear aligner trays are worn anywhere between 20-22 hours a day. The time worn each day depends on the patient’s treatment plan and the level of correction needed. SureSmile aligners are easily removable for drinking and eating, and they have a blue indicator to let patients know when they have worn the trays for the required amount of tine each day. The blue indicator is great for teens using SureSmile, helping parents know if their child has worn the trays for the correct amount of time.
Having that beautiful straight smile is important, and we want our patients to be proud of their smile. A smile is the first thing you see, and our team will listen to each patient’s goals to ensure we get you the results you desire.
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SureSmile is a popular choice for both teens and adults. This treatment helps if you have overcrowding, chewing, or overbite issues. Older teens and adults can follow instructions daily and ensure the trays are worn for the required amount of time. On average this treatment takes between 6-18 months, and this is comparable to the treatment time for traditional braces. During our consultation process we will discuss each patient’s age, level of correction, and smile goals to help choose which orthodontic treatment is best.
If you or your family member is interested in finding out more about SureSmile and how this treatment can benefit you, contact Westchase Dentist to schedule your consultation.
General dentistry focuses on maintaining oral health through services such as exams, cleanings, fillings, gum care, X-rays, and preventive treatments. A general dentist provides routine care and monitors your teeth and gums over time.
Many patients are advised to visit a general dentist every six months for checkups and cleanings. The frequency may differ based on your oral health, especially if you have gum concerns or a higher risk of cavities.
A routine dental visit typically includes an oral exam, X-rays if needed, plaque and tartar removal, polishing, and sometimes fluoride treatment. The dentist also checks for signs of cavities, gum disease, and other concerns.
Yes, regular dental visits are important even without symptoms. Many dental conditions develop without noticeable signs, and routine care helps identify concerns early and guide appropriate treatment.
Many general dentists perform root canal therapy to treat infected or damaged teeth. This procedure removes infected pulp, cleans and disinfects the inside of the tooth, and helps preserve your natural tooth structure. Your dentist will take a look at your condition and suggest the suitable treatment tailored to your requirements.
Smile Recreation offers supportive, clear guidance during unexpected dental problems. The team focuses on fast evaluation, patient comfort, and clear explanations so you feel informed and cared for during urgent visits.