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Our orthodontic office is pleased to offer our patients passive self-ligating Damon Smile braces. Damon braces use a slide mechanism to hold the archwire, reducing the amount of pressure exerted on the teeth and allowing the teeth to move more freely, quickly, and comfortably. Thanks to the innovative new braces system, Damon Braces, from our Bend orthodontist, achieving your perfect smile can be faster and easier than you ever thought possible!

Tie-less braces help reduce the amount of pressure being placed on the tooth and require fewer adjustments because there are no elastics to replace.

Damon Braces facilitates healthy tooth movement with complete control. By combining tie-less brackets and high-tech archwires, we can minimize discomfort and create beautiful smiles that last a lifetime.
Braces are the beginning, but the system makes the smile!
Damon Braces is not just about revolutionary braces and wires; it's a whole new way of treating patients!

Damon tie-less braces eliminate the need for elastic or metal "ties." With Damon Braces, you can experience treatment without tightening.

Even though Damon Braces work so quickly, the use of gentle, low-friction force means less discomfort for you.

Damon Braces are designed to be discreet, comfortable, and easy to keep clean. Without the elastic ties, which attract and collect plaque, Damon braces make dental hygiene easy during treatment. Plus, Damon Braces is available in clear brackets for patients who want a great smile without sacrificing aesthetics.

While the time needed in braces will vary from case to case, treatment time with Damon Braces is typically much faster than with conventional braces. Also, far fewer appointments are required during treatment, making your Damon experience convenient and hassle-free.
This is hands-down one of the most asked questions we get from patients who are considering straightening their teeth. If you’ve been wondering this yourself, then you’ll be happy to hear that Damon braces are considerably more comfortable than traditional braces. This is largely because there is a slide mechanism that holds the archwire in place, which reduces the amount of pressure on the teeth. However, the fact that there are fewer adjustment appointments helps, too!
The length of your teeth-straightening treatment will depend on several factors, including whether any preliminary services are needed, the severity of your misalignment, and how well you follow the guidelines provided. With all of that said, Damon braces in Bend typically deliver results faster than traditional braces. So, if you have a wedding or another important event on the horizon, it’s worth considering this innovative orthodontic treatment!
Yes, there are a few foods we recommend avoiding, including hard pretzels, raw carrots, peanut brittle, caramel-filled candies, and taffy. This is important because, while crunchy foods can cause a bracket to break, sticky sweets can tug them out of place. So, it’s important that you fill your plate with softer, more nutrient-dense foods (i.e., plain yogurt, cottage cheese, oatmeal) in an effort to prevent dental damage and orthodontic emergencies.
Do your teeth overlap due to the limited amount of room in your mouth? Maybe you’re dealing with the opposite problem: there is too much space, resulting in noticeable gaps. In both cases, Damon braces may be an option! The best way to find out is by scheduling an appointment with one of our dedicated orthodontists in Bend. That way, they can review your dental history, assess the severity of your misalignment, learn about your day-to-day routine, and, ultimately, determine if you’re a good candidate.
If you love coffee, we have good news for you: you can continue to enjoy your morning or afternoon cup throughout your orthodontic treatment. Just make sure that you use a straw and rinse your mouth thoroughly with water when you’re done. In addition to reducing your risk of tooth decay, this will help prevent stubborn stains from developing on the surface of your teeth that isn’t covered by a bracket.
You might be surprised to hear this, but some dental plans do include orthodontic benefits. So, if you are insured and are interested in straightening your teeth, don’t hesitate to provide us with your membership information! Then, we can review the fine print, discuss your coverage, and provide you with an estimate of your out-of-pocket expenses.