Mar 11, 2020
March 11, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - Temecula, California based Burke & Redford Orthodontists announce they offer self-ligating braces, including the Damon braces system, at their private practice. This announcement comes with great excitement from the renowned practice, given the innovative aspects of this braces design that make orthodontic care as efficient as possible. As enthusiasm towards Damon braces increases around the country, the practice is proud to offer it at their own beautiful offices. The implementation of Damon has been seamless, due to the practice having over a decade of experience treating patients with the most popular self-ligating system worldwide, the In-Ovation system. These braces offer patients the benefit of reduced time spent in the orthodontist’s chair and longer intervals between adjustment appointments when compared to other braces alternatives.

In-Ovation and Damon work effortlessly to align and straighten teeth correctly using a built-in, self-ligation system. On each tooth, a bracket with a special built-in clasp aids in keeping the archwire secure, yet moveable. As the teeth begin to shift into their intended place, the clasp allows the archwire some freedom of movement, allowing the wire to self-adjust. This allows the shape memory wires to be constantly working to straighten teeth without the need for too frequent adjustments in the office.
Compared to traditional braces, In-Ovation and Damon do not require elastic ties to secure the archwire to the braces. Instead, the small clasps work independently to facilitate the application of light, gentle pressure to the teeth over time. Much to the delight of younger patients, the colored ties, while not necessary, can still be added as a fun decoration during treatment. For teens and adults looking for more discreet options, these systems are offered as clear ceramic braces.
Burke & Redford Orthodontists have consistently made it their focus to be on the forefront of technology in terms of the appliances and treatments used in their practice. The doctors’ decision to offer the Damon braces system to their patients aligns with their goal to remain on the cusp of technological advancement. The feedback from patients and colleagues alike has been overwhelmingly positive.
Dr. Ryan Redford, one of the board-certified orthodontists at the well-known practice, is eager to let his current and prospective patients know the availability of the appliance as a treatment option. “While we are so thrilled to have the privilege of offering our patients this state-of-the-art, innovative method of treatment at our practice, we want to reinforce our commitment to any treatment we render in terms of safety and comfort. Burke & Redford Orthodontists places excellent care and complete patient satisfaction as our highest priority. Whether a prospective patient is looking into self-ligating braces systems like In-Ovation and Damon, or our popular clear aligner option, better known as Invisalign, we strive to make every experience here stress-free and thoroughly enjoyable,” says Dr. Redford.
Further details on the Damon braces system, as well as the groundbreaking treatment options at their practice with the newest advancements in orthodontics may be found on their website. This orthodontist office has served the Inland Empire community in Riverside County, California, for over 30 years. Burke & Redford Orthodontists utilize their website as a resource of valuable information regarding orthodontics, in addition to connecting with new patients. Those interested in receiving quality orthodontic care may get started by scheduling a free consultation through the website or over the phone.
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For more information about Burke & Redford Orthodontists, contact the company here:
Burke & Redford Orthodontists
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(951) 699-8011
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41238 Margarita Road Suite #101 Temecula, CA 92591
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