Metal Braces | Pflugerville

A Reliable Choice for Your Smile

At ATX Braces, we specialize in providing metal braces that can transform your smile with confidence. Our unwavering commitment to orthodontic excellence ensures efficient, confidence-boosting results that leave your smile shining with self-assurance.

What Are Metal Braces?

Metal braces stand as a tried-and-true solution that gives you a straighter smile and elevates your overall dental health.

At ATX Braces, we embrace metal braces because of their versatility and practicality for patients of all ages.

Our metal braces feature robust stainless steel brackets and wires, designed to ease your teeth into their ideal positions over time.

How Braces Work

Metal braces work their magic by applying a constant and subtle nudge to your teeth. This gradual pressure guides your teeth to their new positions as your treatment progresses.

They excel at addressing issues with your bite, aligning your teeth, and enhancing the overall look of your smile.

At ATX Braces, we use the latest advancements in metal braces technology to offer you treatment that makes an impact and lasts a lifetime.

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The Components of Braces

Metal braces consist of different components, each crucial in improving your smile. Let’s look at what those parts are and what they do for you:

Brackets

Brackets are small, square attachments affixed to the front surface of your teeth. They secure the wires and elastics responsible for helping your teeth move where we want them.

Archwires

Archwires are slender, flexible wires that thread through the brackets. These wires exert pressure on your teeth, gradually coaxing them into correct alignment throughout your orthodontic treatment.

Bands

In certain treatment cases, Dr. Brenner or Dr. Konstantoni may use bands or metal rings to encircle your rear teeth. These bands provide additional support to the overall braces configuration, contributing to the effectiveness of your orthodontic journey.

Elastics

Elastics, or rubber bands, are vital connectors linking various brackets and bands. They play a pivotal role in fine-tuning your bite and addressing specific tooth movements by applying targeted pressure where needed.

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A Truly Iconic Smile

ATX Braces is excited to offer Iconix® braces, which are perfect for those who want to showcase their smile during treatment.

These champagne-colored brackets blend beautifully with your teeth, combining the strength of traditional metal braces with a sophisticated aesthetic. Unlike ceramic options, Iconix braces are resistant to breakage, making them a dependable and elegant choice.

Designed to be as durable as they are discreet, these champagne-tinged braces allow you to get your dream smile with a touch of luxury and confidence.

How Braces Benefit You

Metal braces from Dr. Brenner and Dr. Konstantoni at ATX Braces offer a range of advantages to bolster your oral health and overall well-being:

Improved Self-Confidence

Your smile is your best accessory, and when you love it, it shows! One of the exciting aspects of undergoing orthodontic treatment is proudly displaying your newfound smile, accompanied by a boost in self-esteem.

Enhanced Oral Hygiene

Straighter teeth are easier to maintain! When your teeth are no longer crowded or overlapping, reaching every nook and cranny becomes simpler while brushing and flossing. Closing gaps between teeth can also prevent food from becoming trapped, improving oral hygiene.

Elevate Your Smile's Aesthetic

With properly aligned teeth, brushing and flossing become more effective. Closing gaps between teeth also prevents food particles from getting stuck, promoting a healthier and more attractive smile.

Better Bites

A well-aligned bite means your upper and lower teeth fit together seamlessly, like puzzle pieces. This enhances the functionality of your teeth and prevents them from premature wear and tear.

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Metal Braces FAQs

Still have questions about what braces are and how you need to keep and maintain them? Browse our frequently asked questions below for helpful tips.