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Introducing Fastbraces® - Straight Teeth; Fast, Safe, Easy & Affordable
With safety in mind, Fastbraces® Technology was developed to straighten teeth differently – allowing for a fast, safe and affordable solution.
Fastbraces® Technology allows for movement of the roots of
the teeth towards their final positions from the beginning of treatment
by torquing them from the very first appointment. Patients can now get
results often with less sensitivity, in about a year, and in some cases, just
a few months.
It has been developed and tested over the past 20 years
and is now becoming available in countries around the world .
Fastbraces® Technology is fast, safe, easy and affordable treatment.
With the patented triangular design of the braces, cutting edge
techniques and a special heat-activated wire, this new technology is
revolutionizing the field of orthodontics.
Traditional braces move teeth into position in two stages, usually
over a period of about two years. In the first year, the crown of the
tooth is moved into alignment. In the second year, treatment addresses
the position of the root of the tooth. However, the brackets used with
Fastbraces® work on a different mechanical principle altogether. The
patented system uses an innovative bracket and a specially- shaped wire
to correct the position of the root of the tooth, from the beginning of
treatment. This combination is key in realigning the root and crown simultaneously.
The Fastbraces® Technology patented bracket design uses
unique, triangular shaped braces that allow for the use of just one
super-elastic nickel-titanium wire during the treatment process. This
brace technology works on an entirely different mechanical principle
altogether. Historically, old braces would move the crown of the tooth
in the first year, and the root of the tooth in the second year.
The Fastbraces® Technology helps move the crown and root
of the teeth at the same time, from the beginning of the treatment.
Patients can now get results often with less sensitivity, in about a
year, and in some instances, just 3 months.
Braces for Kids
Misaligned teeth or a dysfunctional bite can be a problem for some
children. While this can complicate their oral hygiene, the additional
pressures of being a kid can affect their day to day mood, attitude and
self-confidence. Fortunately, with the Fastbraces® Technology, children
can receive quick orthodontic treatment with minimum discomfort.
Braces for Adults
Hearing the words “you need braces” can send some people into a
battle of insecurity. You’re trying to be a grown-up, but you feel like
a teenager again. When they are wearing adult braces, some people are
afraid to speak up during a business meeting or enjoy the adventure of a
first date. As frightening as it may be, Fastbraces® Technology could
be the fastest, most affordable and best alternative for you and can
give you the advantage of a quick, permanent solution.
Fastbraces®ClearTM Fast Results, Clear Options
The new and amazing Fastbraces®ClearTM ceramic bracket offers the same advantages of moving teeth as the Fastbraces® metal brackets with the added benefit of an aesthetic and totally cosmetic solution. Available in early 2013, Fastbraces®ClearTM will dazzle you with its performance.
The Research Agrees
Fastbraces® Technology has undergone university research
and testing to ensure safety and optimal performance for patients.
Research has confirmed the following key areas:
• Teeth Move Easily
University research showed the lowest friction with the Fastbraces® Technology patented braces system.
Fastbraces
® brackets have significantly the lowest mean
frictional forces by 87% when compared to all other orthodontic brackets
in the study.
Ion-Impantation: Effect on Frictional Resistance to Movement by Michael R. LaFerlaUniversity
of Southern California, Master's Thesis for Master of Science in
Craniofacial Biology, Graduate Orthodontic Department, 1996
It can be confirmed that the non-conventional bracket designs
investigated offer increased maneuverability along the guiding arch, a
clear-cut reduction in sliding friction.
The
Influence of Bracket Design on Frictional Losses in the Bracket/Arch
Wire System by Hans Albert Schumacher(1), Christoph Bourauel(1), Dieter
Drescher(3)Journal of Orofacial Orthopedics/Fortschritte der Kieferorthopadie. J Orofac Orthop/FOrtschr Kieferorthop 1999;60:335-47
(1)Department of Orthodontics, University of Bonn. (2)Department of Orthodontics, University of Dusseldorf, Germany.
The force needed to overtake initial resistance to gliding (static
friction) with standard brackets (0.018″) is more than ten times greater
than when using low friction brackets
Study with
Three New Low Friction Brackets by David Suarez Quintanilla, Kady
Kounta, Carolina Mendez Garrido, M. Teresa Abeleira PazosProf.
of Orthodontics, University of Santiago de Compostela, Students for the
Masters Degree in Orthodontics, University of Santiago de Compostela,
Publish in Journal STOMA, March, 1995
• Lower Sensitivity
Research has shown “lower sensitivity” and greater “pain reduction” with the bracket system of Fastbraces® Technology.
[This] indicates greater pain reduction with Fastbraces® Technology, with fitting front and back teeth together being at a statistically significant level.
The Study of Orthodonic pain symptoms, PHD Thesis by Dr. M. Dalili, DDS, MSCOrthodontic Division Institute of Oral and Dental Diseases University of Kuopio, Finland, 1998Pain Perception at Different Stages of Orthodontic Treatment, Faculty of MedicineInstitute of Biomedicine, Department of Physiology, University of Kuopio, 1998
• Teeth are Safe
Research has shown that the longer patients wear braces, the more
root resorption (tooth root shortening) they have (American Journal of
Orthodontics). University research in the same journal showed that
Fastbraces® Technology presented “even less root resorption”
than the traditional systems tested. This could be due to the fact that
it moves the whole tooth in one stage, and therefore patients don’t stay
in braces a long time.
Presented less root resorption than the others.
A
radiographic comparison of apical root resporption after orthodontic
treatment with 3 different fixed appliance techniques(a), Guilherme R.
P. Janson, DDS, MSc, PhD, Graziela de Luca canto, DDS, MSc, Decio
Rodrigues, DDS, MSc, PhD, Jose Fernando Castanha Henriques, DDS, MSc,
PhD, and Marcos Roberto de Freitas, DDS, MSc, PhD, San Paulo, Bauru,
Brazil et al. University of Sao Paulo, Baura Brazil, Graduate Department
of Orthodontics Master's ThesisAmerican Journal of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics, September 2000, Vol. 118, No. 3
Based on the research submitted by Dr. Graziela de Luca Canto,
Master of Science in Orthodontics, University of Sao Paulo at Bauru
Dental School.