28/08/2026
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Perhaps braces were not available when you were younger.
Perhaps your teeth shifted after previous treatment. Or you postponed orthodontics because university, work, children, and other priorities came first.
Adult teeth can still be movedβbut adult treatment requires adult planning.
Existing fillings, crowns, implants, missing teeth, gum condition, bone support, previous dental work, professional appearance, travel, and appointment availability may all influence the plan.
Some adults prefer clear aligners. Others may be better suited to ceramic or conventional fixed appliances. Certain cases require coordination with periodontal, restorative, surgical, or implant treatment.
Age alone does not determine candidacy.
The condition of the teeth and supporting tissues, treatment objectives, health factors, and ability to follow the plan matter more.
Adult orthodontics is not an attempt to recreate adolescence.
It is a deliberate decision to address a concern that still affects how you smile, clean your teeth, restore missing spaces, or function professionally and socially.
The right time is not defined by a birthday.
It begins when you are ready to understand the options and commit to the process.
π¦· Dental First, Inc.
π Quezon City | Makati
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