Dec 20, 2017
Dr. Joel Martinez, an orthodontics specialist is offering four different types of quality braces for patients in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas. All the four types of braces are efficient, effective and comfortable for teeth straightening for simple and surgical overbite problems.
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McAllen, United States - December 19, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Dr. Joel Martinez, an Orthodontic specialist, has practiced in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas for over 35 years. He and his team have great news for people that need to straighten their smile. Thanks to technology and nearly 4 decades of clinical experience, patients can choose from the most efficient, effective and comfortable teeth straightening methods available today, for both simple and surgical malocclusion issues.
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The Rio Grande Valley orthodontist offers many different treatment options that use quality braces to obtain beautiful smiles. Four of the most popular methods are explored in this article. The first option straightens smiles using traditional metal braces. They are the most common braces, but are more comfortable than they were in the past. They are made using high-quality stainless steel and work using metal brackets and arch wires. To make them fun to use, patients can have elastics of different colors fitted on the brackets.
The second option offered by Dr. Martinez is self-ligating braces. They’re made from the same materials as metallic braces, but do not need elastics during treatment. The advantages of these braces include less dental appointments for adjustments, and less friction on the tooth, owing to their use of a clip instead of elastics. Patients can also choose from metal, ceramic or clear brackets.
Another option offered by the orthodontist is clear ceramic braces. Since they are made of clear material, they have the advantage of less visibility on the teeth. However, more attention to oral hygiene is required with these braces. They are mostly used on the upper front teeth.
Dr. Martinez also offers clear aligners. These are made from a series of comfortable acrylic trays that offer the twin advantages of being invisible and removable. Additionally, patients can enjoy eating whatever they want during treatment since they are removable. They can also brush and floss their teeth normally before applying the aligners.
Dr. Martinez studied at the University of Texas Dental Branch in Houston and acquired his Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) and Specialty in Orthodontics degrees. He strives to keep his education and professional skills updated by taking part in various annual courses and seminars. His main office is in McAllen, TX. There are three other offices in Weslaco, Harlingen and Brownsville, TX.
The McAllen orthodontist is also a member of several professional bodies, including the American Association of Orthodontics, the American Dental Association and the Southwestern Society of Orthodontists, among others. He offers treatment for common orthodontic issues as well as surgical orthodontics.
More details about Dr. Martinez’ orthodontic treatment can be found at http://www.rgvbraces.com/
Contact Info:
Name: Joel Martinez, DDS
Organization: Joel Martinez, DDS
Address: 600 N Main St, McAllen, TX 78501, United States
Phone: +1-956-682-2161
For more information, please visit http://www.rgvbraces.com/
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 280276
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