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Dental & Dental
Hygiene
Dental & Dental Hygiene 2018
Journal of Dental and Craniofacial Research
ISSN 2576-392X
M a r c h 2 6 - 2 7 , 2 0 1 8
E d i n b u r g h , S c o t l a n d
Page 45
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ocial 6 Braces or Six-Month Smiles are specially designed to straighten
your front upper and/or lower anterior six teeth with short term orthodontic
treatment within six months for aesthetic purposes only. These six month
braces are a quick fix for those worried about what their smiles look like,
however, bite, arches, root angles, and jaw alignment are not addressed.
Millions of adults are unhappy, self-conscious or even embarrassed of their
smile and they’re just looking to improve the appearance of their smile. Some
patients notice their teeth becoming increasingly crowded with age; others
may have just one tooth that’s always bothered them; some have even had
orthodontic treatment before, only for their teeth to move after they stopped
wearing their retainers. Social 6 braces can be the perfect solution to these
scenarios. Conventional orthodontic treatment can take around 18 months,
whereas social 6 braces can straighten teeth in a fraction of the time. This
speediness doesn’t mean they cut corners; they’re faster because they’re only
focused on aligning your front teeth. Thanks to a growing demand for social
6 braces, there are now several different types to choose from. These include
discreet options such as clear aligners and fixed braces with clear or tooth-
coloured brackets or even lingual braces. It’s ideal for straightening teeth that
are mildly crowded/crooked, spacing or mild open bite too. Now, there is an
effective, safe and affordable cosmetic braces solution that fits every bodies
lifestyle.
Biography
Dr Abhiyanth Shetty is a specialist Orthodontist who always
has a HOLISTIC approach in treating patients by using natural
orthodontics. He graduated his Bachelor of dental surgery in
2002 and earned hisMaster’s degree in Orthodontics fromRajiv
Gandhi University of health science in 2006. He has completed
his fellowship in neuromuscular orthodontics and Ganthology
from Italy in 2016 and currently he is perusing his master’s
course in neuromuscular orthodontics and Ganthology from
Spain.
He has also undergone special training in treating patients us-
ing ORTHOTROPIC PHILOSOPHY in New Zealand for 5 years
where he believed that for a normal growth and development
of face and jaws is mainly dependent on correct oral posture ie
tongue resting against palate, lips sealed, breathing from nose
and teeth in or nearly in contact.
abhiortho@gmail.comSocial 6 smile with fixed braces
Abhiyanth Shetty
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Science, India
Member of World Federation of Orthodontists (WFO)
Abhiyanth Shetty, J Den Craniofac Res 2018, Volume: 3
DOI: 10.21767/2576-392X-C1-002