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What Is Teeth Straightening?

What Is Teeth Straightening?

Teeth straightening is the process of aligning and moving teeth into the right position according to a person’s bite using external force and pressure over time. Proper teeth alignment is important for everyday functions like chewing and biting foods, speech and more.

Nearly 80% of people said that straightening their teeth was one of the most important treatments they have ever received.

Orthodontists (braces specialist or teeth straightening doctor) use various methods, such as braces, clear aligners, and other devices, to move teeth into proper positions. Invisalign is an FDA approved treatment.

Teeth Straightening Benefits

There are multiple benefits of getting your teeth straightened, including:

Better oral health

With straighter teeth, you’ll find it more efficient to brush and floss properly because there’s no more tricky spots for plaque to hide.

Decreased head and neck pain

Misaligned teeth can cause strain on your jaw muscles and joints, resulting in discomfort. Straightening your teeth can alleviate tension in your jaw joints, leading to a reduction in headaches and neck pain.

Fresher breath

Having a bad breath can be embarrassing and may even reduce your confidence in speaking with people you interact with. With our teeth straightening, there will be fewer nooks for bacteria to grow, your breath stays fresher throughout the day.

Improved digestion

You can chew food more thoroughly, which helps your stomach break it down and allow it and the intestines to process it faster.

Less jaw pain

A better bite alignment can reduce strain on your jaw muscles. This also reduces the chances of experiencing headache, pain, and even TMJ conditions.

Clearer speech

Our teeth straightening can also improve your speech or pronunciation, making communication smoother. You may notice your words sound crisper, especially certain sounds like ‘s’ or ‘th’.

Boost in confidence

Having crooked teeth can keep you from being confident in interacting with others, knowing your teeth are typically the first things people notice when talking. But with straighter teeth, you’ll likely smile more often when you’re proud of your teeth.

Fewer dental injuries

Having dental injuries can cause tooth loss, pain, and discomfort. Properly aligned teeth are less likely to chip or crack even if you accidentally bump them.

Enhanced appearance

Your smile is one of your assets and having a straight smile can light up your whole face and give you an improved appearance. Whether it’s a job interview or a first date, your smile matters. Having straight teeth creates a positive impact when you interact with others, making you look more attractive and healthy when they first meet you.

Better overall health

Straight teeth can improve your overall health by making it easier to chew food properly. Proper chewing aids digestion and nutrient absorption, contributing to better overall well-being.

Signs You Need To Get Your Teeth Straightened

  • Crowded or misaligned teeth: Having misaligned or crowded teeth can be a clear sign. If your teeth overlap or look crooked, straightening could help not just for aesthetic reasons but also for a healthier smile that’s free from possible decay or damage. Crowded or misaligned teeth can increase risk of gum disease and periodontal disease (inflammation and infection)
  • Jaw issues: This is another red flag that you should watch for. Do your jaws shift or click? This could mean your bite needs adjustment and this can be done through teeth straightening.
  • Your dental history: Your dental history is a crucial factor that can affect your dental alignment. If you suck your thumb as a child or you have buck teeth growing up, these can influence your tooth positioning and jaw development, causing bite and chewing issues.
  • Eating difficulties: If you have eating difficulties, straightening your teeth can be a solution as it enhances your ability to bite and chew so eating can now be more comfortable and enjoyable.
  • Uneven jaw alignment: It’s also worth checking with a dentist if your jaws close unevenly. If your jaw doesn’t close neatly or create a seal when your mouth is closed or at rest, then it’s time to try teeth straightening.
  • Speech issues: Speech issues can also stem from tooth alignment. You may have difficulty in pronouncing words or letters.
  • Mouth breathing: Mouth breathing can be a sign of issues in dental alignment. You might notice that you breathe through your mouth instead of your nose, which indicates that your teeth or jaw are misaligned, obstructing proper airflow.

When Should I See The Dentist?

  • Crowded or crooked teeth: You will need teeth straightening if your teeth look like they’re sitting sideways or overlapping each other or what is called malocclusion that is a common reason people get braces.
  • Protruding teeth: If some of your teeth stick out much further than the others, it could be time for straightening.
  • Gaps between teeth: Large spaces between your teeth may be a sign you need treatment.
  • Bite problems: Do your top and bottom teeth not line up properly when you close your mouth? This could indicate an overbite, underbite, or crossbite.
  • Difficulty cleaning: If you struggle to brush or floss certain areas due to crowding, straightening might help.
  • Jaw pain or discomfort: Misaligned teeth can sometimes cause jaw issues.
  • Difficulty chewing or biting your food: If you struggle to chew or bite food properly, it may indicate misaligned teeth or jaw problems. Misalignment can affect your bite and make it difficult to properly break down food.
  • Difficulty in speaking certain words or sounds: Misaligned teeth can interfere with speech clarity and pronunciation. If you notice difficulties in speaking certain sounds or words, it may be due to dental issues.
  • Crowded or rotated teeth: You need a teeth straightening treatment if you have crowded or rotated teeth as they may indicate misalignment in your jaw and make it difficult for you to brush properly, which may lead to cavities and decay.
  • Your jaws don’t close properly: If your jaws don’t align correctly when you bite down, it can lead to various dental problems, including difficulty chewing, jaw pain, and wear and tear on your teeth.

If you’re unsure, it’s best to see a dentist or orthodontist. They can do a detailed assessment and let you know if straightening is right for you. They might even suggest shaving your teeth slightly if they’re very crowded.

To get straight teeth and a confident smile, book your consultation with us in Nuffield Medical MY today.

Conditions Treated By Teeth Straightening

  • Crossbite: Crossbite is when your upper teeth sit inside your lower teeth. This can affect your front or back teeth, and make chewing hard and wear down your teeth. Straightening can fix this and give you a better bite.
  • Diastema: Teeth gaps or diastema between the front teeth or diastema can be treated by teeth straightening.
  • Open bite: An open bite means your front teeth don’t touch when you close your mouth and this can make biting into food tricky. Straightening can help your teeth meet properly.
  • Overbite and underbite: Overbites and underbites are common issues. In an overbite, your top teeth stick out too far while an underbite is the opposite. Both can affect how you eat and speak but straightening can balance your bite.
  • Overcrowding: Overcrowding occurs when there isn’t enough space in the mouth for all your teeth, leading to crookedness or overlapping. This misalignment can affect both your smile and oral health. Teeth straightening can effectively create the necessary space and align your teeth properly.
  • Overjet: Sometimes called “bucked teeth”, is when your teeth protrude or when your upper teeth stick out further than 2 millimeters past your lower front teeth.
  • Spacing: Gaps between your teeth that might be caused by missing teeth or extra space in your jaw, can affect your speech and make you feel self-conscious about your smile.
  • Midline management: This is when the centerlines of your upper and lower teeth don’t match, it can lead to an uneven appearance and bite problems. This misalignment can affect your ability to chew properly, and it may also contribute to jaw pain and headaches.

Want to know if teeth straightening can help you? Book a check-up with a dentist to explore your options.

Types Of Teeth Straightening

Teeth Straightening With Braces

Traditional Metal Braces

Traditional Metal Braces

Traditional metal braces use brackets and wires to gradually move teeth into the right position. These braces are made of stainless steel and are bonded to the front of your teeth. A thin wire runs through the brackets, applying gentle pressure to shift your teeth over time.

Sturdy and can handle major tooth movements, metal braces are a tried-and-true method for fixing complex alignment issues.

Your orthodontist will adjust the wire every few weeks to keep your treatment on track.

Many people choose metal braces because they’re effective and often less expensive than other options. They’re also a good choice for kids and teens who might struggle with removable aligners.

Ceramic Braces

Ceramic Braces

Ceramic braces work just like metal ones, but they’re made of clear or tooth-coloured materials that makes them less noticeable on your teeth. You can often choose clear or white wires to blend in even more.

These braces are popular with adults and older teens who want a more discreet option. They move teeth as effectively as metal braces but are a bit more fragile so you’ll need to be extra careful not to chip or break the brackets. They also require the same care as metal ones and you need to avoid certain foods and clean your teeth carefully to prevent staining.

Lingual Braces

Lingual Braces

Lingual braces are truly hidden from view. They’re placed on the back of your teeth, facing your tongue which makes them invisible when you smile or talk. This type uses custom-made brackets and wires to fit the unique shape of your teeth.

Lingual braces can treat most of the same issues as traditional braces. These braces are a great option if you want to straighten your teeth without anyone knowing, making them a popular option for with adults in professional settings.

Getting used to lingual braces can take some time and hey may affect your speech at first, and your tongue might feel sore but . But most people adjust within a few weeks.

Self-Ligating Braces

Self-Ligating Braces

Self-ligating braces look similar to traditional braces but work a bit differently. Instead of using elastic bands to hold the wire in place, they have a special clip built into each bracket that . holds the wire and allows it to move more freely.

These braces often need fewer adjustments than traditional ones which means fewer trips to the orthodontist.

Some people find self-ligating braces more comfortable because they create less friction.

Self-ligating braces come in metal and ceramic options and can be a good choice if you want the reliability of braces with potentially shorter treatment times.

Damon Braces

Damon Braces

Damon braces are a type of self-ligating brace that uses a sliding mechanism to hold the wire. This system allows your teeth to move more freely and may reduce friction and discomfort.
 
This type comes in both metal and clear options and has smaller and smoother brackets, which can make them more comfortable to wear.
 
Damon braces is a good option not just because it treats a wide range of alignment issues but also because they require shorter treatment times and fewer office visits.

Myobrace

Myobrace

Myobrace is a preventive pre-orthodontic treatment that focuses on addressing the underlying causes of crooked teeth. It’s mainly used for children, ideally starting between ages 3 and 15.
 
The system uses a series of removable dental appliances worn for 1-2 hours during the day and while sleeping.
 
Myobrace aims to correct poor oral habits like mouth breathing, tongue thrusting, and incorrect swallowing.
 
By addressing these issues early, it may reduce the need for braces later on. The appliances help guide the teeth into their proper positions as the jaw develops.
 
This treatment is non-invasive and doesn’t involve brackets or wires. It’s a good option for parents looking for an early intervention approach to their child’s dental development.

Cfast® Cosmetic Braces

Cfast® Cosmetic Braces

Cfast stands for ‘Cosmetically Focused Adult Straight Teeth’. This system uses clear brackets and tooth-coloured wires to align the front teeth quickly.
 
It’s designed specifically for adults who want to improve their smile but don’t need major bite corrections.
 
Cfast braces focus on the ‘social six’ – the front teeth that show when you smile. Because of this targeted approach, treatment times are often shorter than with full braces with most cases being completed in 5-9 months.
 
These braces are less noticeable than traditional metal braces but still fixed to your teeth. They’re a good option if you want a quicker solution for minor alignment issues in your front teeth.

Teeth Straightening Without Braces

Invisalign

Invisalign

Invisalign uses a series of clear, removable aligners to straighten your teeth. These custom-made trays fit snugly over your teeth and gently shift them into place.
 
You’ll wear each set of aligners for about two weeks before moving to the next in the series.
 
Invisalign is popular not only because it’s smooth and comfortable to wear but also because it’s nearly invisible and can be removed for eating and cleaning. This means you can enjoy all your favourite foods and brush your teeth normally.
 
You’ll need to wear your aligners for 20-22 hours a day for the best results.
 
Invisalign works well for mild to moderate alignment issues but might not be suitable for complex cases.

Night Aligners

Night Aligners

Night aligners are clear, removable orthodontic devices designed to straighten teeth comfortably while you sleep. Unlike traditional clear aligners that require around-the-clock wear, night aligners are worn for just 10 hours a night. They work by applying gentle, continuous pressure to gradually shift teeth into the desired position. This makes them a more comfortable alternative to conventional braces, allowing for easy removal during meals and oral hygiene routines, and reducing the likelihood of jaw or mouth discomfort.

Short-term Alignment Treatment

Short-term Alignment Treatment

This treatment is great for people who want to straighten their teeth for cosmetic reasons but don’t need major fixes for their bite. It typically takes less time and costs less than traditional braces, making it an attractive choice. It’s important to have a professional dentist supervise the process.

Clear Aligners

Clear Aligners

Clear aligners are transparent, removable trays that fit over your teeth to gradually shift them into place.
 
They’re custom-made using 3D scans or impressions of your teeth. You’ll wear each set of aligners for about two weeks before moving to the next in the series.
 
Clear aligners are nearly invisible, making them a popular choice for adults and teens.
 
You can remove them for eating, drinking, and cleaning your teeth. This means you don’t have to change your diet or oral hygiene routine.
 
Treatment with clear aligners typically takes 6-18 months, depending on your case and you’ll need to wear them for 20-22 hours a day for the best results.

Retainers

Retainers

Retainers are used after braces or aligner treatment to keep your teeth in their new positions. There are three main types: removable wire retainers, clear plastic retainers, and fixed retainers.
 
Removable wire retainers are made of a thin wire that is shaped to fit your teeth and are often used after braces. They can be easily taken out for eating, drinking, and cleaning.
 
Clear plastic retainers, on the other hand, are made from a clear plastic material that is custom-fitted to your teeth. They are less visible than wire retainers and can be more comfortable to wear.
 
Lastly, fixed retainers consist of a thin wire that is bonded to the back of your teeth, usually the lower front teeth. They are not removable and provide constant retention, making good oral hygiene practices essential.

Teeth Straightening Procedure

Before The Procedure

Your journey begins with a consultation at the dental clinic. The dentist will examine your teeth and discuss your goals.
 
Then they may take x-ray scans and create a 3D digital scan of your mouth that helps the dentist plan your treatment. If your Invisalign provider uses an iTero scanner, you can take a glimpse of your simulated outcome of the Invisalign treatment based on the scan even before you begin.
 
The dentist will then explain your options which might include traditional braces, clear aligners, or other methods.
They’ll discuss the expected timeline and costs which gives you a . You’ll have a chance to ask questions and voice any concerns.
 
If you decide to proceed, the dentist will create a personalised treatment plan that.outlines the steps needed to achieve your desired smile.

During The Procedure

The specifics of your treatment depend on the method you’ve chosen.
 
For traditional braces, the dentist will attach brackets to your teeth and connect them with wires.
 
If you’ve opted for clear aligners, you’ll receive a set of custom-made trays.
 
You’ll need to visit the dentist regularly for adjustments with each adjustment moving your teeth closer to their ideal positions. These appointments are crucial for monitoring progress and making necessary tweaks to your treatment.
 
For braces, the dentist will tighten or replace wires while with aligners, you’ll receive new sets every few weeks.
 
Each adjustment moves your teeth closer to their ideal positions.

After The Procedure

Once your teeth have reached their desired positions, the active straightening phase ends. However, your journey isn’t quite over.
 
You’ll likely need to wear a retainer to maintain your new smile which the dentist will explain how often and for how long you should wear. This step is vital to prevent your teeth from shifting back.
 
The dentist may also recommend follow-up visits to check your progress to ensure your teeth remain in their new positions and address any concerns you might have.

Teeth Straightening Risks

  • Tooth decay: Braces can make it harder to clean your teeth properly. This might lead to plaque build-up and tooth decay if you’re not careful with your oral hygiene.
  • Gum inflammation: The hardware used in teeth straightening can sometimes irritate your gums. This might cause them to become swollen or bleed more easily.
  • Root resorption: In rare cases, the pressure from braces can cause the roots of your teeth to shorten slightly. This doesn’t usually cause problems, but your dentist will keep an eye on it.
  • Allergic reactions: Some people might be allergic to the metals used in braces. If you notice any unusual symptoms, let your orthodontist know right away.
  • Temporary tooth loosening: As your teeth move, they might feel a bit loose. This is normal and usually settles down after treatment.
  • Changes in speech: You might notice a slight lisp when you first get braces or aligners but. This typically goes away as you get used to them.

Although teeth straightening procedures are typically safe, there is no absolute guarantee of zero risk. At Nuffield Dental MY, we prioritise your safety by using clean and thoroughly sanitised equipment to reduce the chances of irritation, infection, or allergic reactions.

Teeth Straightening Complications

  • Root resorption: Your tooth roots may shorten over time due to pressure from orthodontic treatment that can weaken teeth in some cases.
  • Tooth decay: Brackets and wires make proper cleaning difficult, raising your risk of cavities and gum disease if you’re not vigilant about oral hygiene.
  • Nerve damage: In rare cases, moving teeth can damage the nerves inside, potentially causing pain or numbness.
  • Relapse: Your teeth may shift back towards their original positions after treatment ends if you don’t wear your retainer as directed.
  • TMJ issues: Changing your bite can sometimes lead to jaw joint problems or pain.
  • Allergic reactions: Some people may develop allergies to materials used in braces or aligners.
  • Bone loss: Excessive tooth movement can cause minor bone loss around tooth roots in some patients.
  • Tooth discoloration: Braces can sometimes leave marks on teeth or cause uneven colouring.
  • Gum recession: Moving teeth too quickly or aggressively may cause gums to recede in some areas.

Avoid these complications with our safe and holistic teeth straightening treatment here at Nuffield Dental MY. Book your consultation today and get customised treatment from a team that prioritises your comfort and safety.

Cost Of Teeth Straightening In Malaysia Kuala Lumpur

  • Traditional Metal Braces: RM 5,000 – RM 10,000
  • Ceramic Braces: RM 6,000 – RM 12,000
  • Lingual Braces: RM 15,000 – RM 25,000
  • Self-ligating Braces: RM 8,000 – RM 15,000
  • Invisalign: RM 10,000 – RM 25,000
  • Damon Braces: RM 10,000 – RM 18,000
  • Myobrace: RM 3,000 – RM 7,000
  • Cfast® cosmetic braces: RM 6,000 – RM 12,000
  • Clear Aligners: RM 5,000 – RM 15,000
  • Retainers: RM 500 – RM 2,000
  • At-Home Aligner Systems: RM 3,000 – RM 7,000

These prices are estimates and can change based on your specific needs. The cost often depends on how complex your case is and how long you need treatment.

You might be able to pay in instalments instead of all at once, making it easier to manage your finances while still receiving the treatment you need.

Remember, cheaper isn’t always better when it comes to your teeth. It’s important to choose a qualified dentist or orthodontist for your treatment.

Are There Subsidies For Teeth Straightening In KL Malaysia?

Yes, there are subsidies available for teeth straightening in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. The government offers reduced rates for orthodontic treatment at public clinics and hospitals.

Here’s what you need to know:
 

  • Government facilities provide braces at lower costs compared to private clinics
  • Subsidies can significantly reduce your out-of-pocket expenses
  • Waiting times may be longer due to high demand

To qualify for subsidised treatment, you’ll need to:
 

  • Be a Malaysian citizen
  • Meet income requirements
  • Have a valid referral from a government dentist

While exact prices vary, you can expect to pay much less than at private practices. For example, metal braces at public clinics often cost 50-70% less than private rates.
 
Keep in mind that slots are limited so may need to wait several months for an appointment but the savings can be substantial if you’re patient.

Why Choose Nuffield Dental Malaysia For Teeth Straightening?

Experienced Leadership and Dedicated Care

Under the guidance of our leadership team, Dr. Samintharaj Kumar and Dr. Ahmed M. Daood, who brings 22 years of experience, Nuffield Dental Malaysia boasts a committed group of professionals specialising in orthodontics and cosmetic dentistry.

Commitment to Safety and Hygiene

Your health and safety are our top priorities at Nuffield Dental Malaysia. During your appointment, all of our dentists and dental assistants wear hygienic protective gear, guaranteeing a sterile atmosphere that reduces the risk of infection.

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Our Clinic Locations

Omnia Dental (Kuala Lumpur)

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Mutiara Damansara,
47810 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor, Malaysia
Phone number: +6012 596 1737

Teeth Straightening Alternatives

  • Veneers: Thin shells improve crooked/gapped teeth. Porcelain/composite resin. 2-3 visits, requires enamel removal. Durable, 10-15 years, costly.
  • Crowns: Caps for mildly crooked teeth. Requires tooth preparation, custom-made. Fixes alignment, protects weak teeth. 5-15 years, removes more tooth structure.
  • Herbst Appliance: For overbites in teens, moves lower jaw forward. Metal bands on molars, connects upper/lower jaws. Full-time wear, 12-18 months.
  • Inman Aligners: Quickly aligns front teeth. Removable, uses spring pressure. Ideal for standalone or pre-treatment for other procedures. 6-18 weeks.
  • Dental Bonding: Affordable for minor issues. Tooth-colored resin applied, reshapes teeth. Quick, 30-60 minutes per tooth. Less durable than veneers.
  • Tooth Contouring: Removes enamel to reshape teeth. Quick, painless, one visit. Minor issues only, irreversible.
  • Palatal Expanders: Widens upper jaw, often for children/teens. Attached to molars, gradually widened. Prevents extractions, may affect speech initially.
  • Orthognathic Surgery: Fixes jaw alignment issues. Adjusts jaw position, addresses structural/functional problems. 2-3 weeks recovery.

Retainers vs. Aligners

Aligners are clear, plastic trays designed to gradually straighten teeth by applying gentle pressure, with treatment durations varying based on case severity and sometimes extending beyond a year. These custom-made, nearly invisible trays are used during active treatment to achieve the desired tooth alignment.
 
In contrast, retainers help maintain this alignment post-treatment, whether following the use of braces or aligners. They provide long-term stability and prevent teeth from reverting to their original positions. Made from materials such as metal, acrylic, or plastic, retainers fit snugly over the teeth and are usually worn for extended periods, often just at night. Removable retainers need replacement every 6–12 months due to wear and tear.

Preventing The Need For Teeth Straightening

  • Mind your eating habits: Avoid biting into hard foods with your front teeth. Cut apples and carrots into smaller pieces to protect your teeth alignment.
  • Maintain good oral hygiene: Brush twice daily and floss regularly to prevent tooth decay and gum disease, which can lead to tooth movement.
  • Wear a mouthguard: If you play sports, always wear a properly fitted mouthguard to It protects your teeth from injury and potential misalignment.
  • Break thumb-sucking habits early: Encourage children to stop thumb-sucking by age 4 as. Prolonged sucking can affect tooth and jaw development.
  • Visit your dentist regularly: Schedule check-ups every six months so your dentist can spot early signs of misalignment and suggest preventive measures.
  • Address teeth grinding: If you grind your teeth at night, ask your dentist about a night guard. Grinding can wear down teeth and affect their position.
  • Keep your tongue in the right position: Rest your tongue on the roof of your mouth, not against your teeth. This simple habit can help maintain proper tooth alignment.

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Medical References

Elekdag-Türk, Selma, and Hüdanur Yilmaz. “Ceramic brackets revisited.” Current Approaches in Orthodontics (2019).

Tuncay, Orhan. “The invisalign system.” Digital Planning and Custom Orthodontic Treatment (2017): 69-79.

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Why Choose Nuffield Dental?

Nuffield Dental is a one-stop, multi-disciplinary dental care centre in Malaysia. At Nuffield, we put you first. We believe in providing personalised service for each patient.

Nuffield Dental is a one-stop, multi-disciplinary dental care centre. Here at Nuffield Dental, we pride ourselves of our personalised oral care for each and every one of our patients. We need to make sure you get all the help you need to make your dental procedures increased comfortable, accessible and seamless.

Our specialist orthodontist has 15 years of experience treating patients of all ages including kids, pre-teens and teenagers, helping them smile more confidently with appropriate teeth straightening solutions.

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