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Clearcorrect Braces: A Case Study

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The effects of sedatives taken by orally can range from minimal to moderate. The most common drug used is Halcion. A low dose makes you drowsy, while a higher dose produces moderate sedation—you are conscious but groggy. If you fall asleep, Dr. Forbes can easily wake you up. IV Sedation IV sedatives produce a moderate level of sedation. They work faster than oral sedatives, and the results are more predictable. Your dentist can also adjust the dose more easily. IV sedation is recommended for patients with moderate to severe anxiety. Deep Sedation/General Anesthesia Medications are given to extremely phobic patients to make them almost or totally unconscious during the procedure. Under general anesthesia, you can’t be awakened easily unless the effects of anesthetic wear off or are reversed. Is Sedation Right For You? If you’ve been postponing …show more content…

As an alternative, Columbia dentist Dr. Forbes offers ClearCorrect and Six Month Smiles for people who want to look their best while correcting mild to moderate alignment problems. ClearCorrect Braces ClearCorrect braces are a series of clear aligners for teenagers and adults. Each aligner is worn for about two weeks and replaced with a new one until your teeth are straight. Treatment time is about one year on average, but it may vary depending on the degree of misalignment. Like metal braces, clear aligners must be worn for a specific number of hours every day. ClearCorrect braces are great for treating crowded teeth, gapped teeth, bite problems, and rotated teeth. However, severe crowding and bite problems may respond better to traditional fixed braces. Dr. Forbes will evaluate your mouth to determine whether traditional braces or clear aligners are right for you. Teeth impressions will then be taken and forwarded to the ClearCorrect company that will create the aligners. Six Month

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