Lingual orthodontic treatment, also known as lingual braces, is a type of orthodontic treatment in which the brackets and wires are placed on the inside (lingual) surfaces of the teeth rather than the outside (labial) surfaces. This can have a number of advantages over traditional braces, including:
Improved aesthetics: Lingual braces are less visible than traditional braces, which can be especially appealing to adults who are self-conscious about their appearance.
Increased comfort: Because the brackets and wires are on the inside of the teeth, lingual braces can be more comfortable than traditional braces, which can rub against the inside of the cheeks and lips.
Customization: Lingual braces can be customized to fit the individual contours of a person's teeth, which can make them more effective at correcting certain types of misalignment.
Faster treatment: Because more effective for force application.
Improved oral hygiene: Because the brackets and wires are on the inside of the teeth, it can be easier to brush and floss with lingual braces, which can help to maintain good oral hygiene during treatment.

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We suggest you to evaluate:
Experience: Look for an orthodontist who has experience treating cases similar to yours.
Training: Make sure the orthodontist you choose is qualified and has received proper training.
Reputation: Look for an orthodontist with a good reputation in the community. You can ask friends, family, or your general dentist for recommendations.
Comfort: Choose an orthodontist who makes you feel comfortable and who you can trust.
English speaking dentist: Because a right communication is important
Convenience: Consider the location and hours of the orthodontist's office to make sure it is convenient for you to attend appointments.

With sequential aligners we can solve simple and medium-difficulty cases quickly. Some advantages are:
Improved aesthetics: Aligners are virtually invisible when worn, which can be especially appealing to adults who care more about their appearance.
Comfort: Aligners are made of smooth plastic and do not have any metal or wire parts, which can make them more comfortable to wear than traditional braces.
Customization: Aligners are custom-made to fit a person's teeth.
Improved oral hygiene: Because aligners are removable, it is easier to brush and floss the teeth during treatment.
Convenience: Aligners can be removed for eating, drinking, and brushing, which can make them more convenient to use than traditional braces.