InBrace uses a minimal number of wires for most cases, typically ranging from two to three wires. This is one of the great advantages of the InBrace system, as it allows for a more discreet and comfortable orthodontic treatment.
During my personal experience with InBrace, I had only two wires in my mouth. One wire was placed on the upper teeth, while the other was placed on the lower teeth. These wires were specifically designed to apply gentle, continuous forces to guide the teeth into their desired positions.
The use of only two wires was quite impressive to me, as it meant that there were fewer components in my mouth compared to traditional braces. This made the treatment feel less bulky and more comfortable. Additionally, the discreet nature of the wires made them hardly noticeable to others, which was a significant advantage for me.
In some cases, an additional third wire may be needed. This third wire is often used for more complex cases where additional control or adjustments are required. However, even with the inclusion of this third wire, the InBrace system still maintains its minimalistic approach compared to traditional braces.
The simplicity of the InBrace system is made possible due to the innovative design and technology behind it. The wires are custom-made to fit each patient’s specific needs and are strategically placed to achieve optimal results. This personalized approach ensures that the treatment is efficient and effective while minimizing the number of wires used.
InBrace typically uses as few as two to three wires for most cases. This minimalistic approach not only provides a more discreet and comfortable treatment experience but also ensures efficient and effective tooth movement.