Lakewood, CO Orthodontists | Damon Braces Treatments For Teens & Adults Launched

Nov 15, 2022

The team at Duryea Orthodontics (+1-303-987-0500) is now offering the latest Damon braces treatments for teenagers and adults in and around Lakewood, Colorado.

Lakewood,United States - November 15, 2022 /PressCable/

The announcement comes as Duryea Orthodontics increasingly looks to deliver additional means of dental support to its Lakewood patients. The local office describes Damon braces as convenient examples of modern dental technology, specifically developed to encourage freer movement for the teeth.

For more information see https://www.duryeasmiles.com/damon-braces

By adding new brace varieties, Duryea Orthodontics aims to provide aid to Lakewood’s many teens and adults in need of orthodontic assistance. Its team notes that braces, already beneficial for their effect on one’s self-esteem, are now even more so thanks to the Damon system.

The Lakewood orthodontists, headed by Dr. Michael Duryea, emphasize that Damon braces represent an advancement in orthodontic care over older metal variations. In their words, these braces usually involve faster treatments and require less maintenance than standard types. This is due to their special design, aiming to achieve the teeth-straightening goals of braces without the need for elastic or steel ties.

A spokesperson said: “Damon braces are designed to be comfortable, discreet, and easier to clean than traditional braces. By removing the need for elastic ties, you reduce the amount of plaque that is attracted and collected. Plus, Damon braces are available in clear brackets for patients who want a great smile without everyone noticing they are in treatment.”

In addition, with the Lakewood orthodontists offering new Damon braces, Dr. Duryea advises that teeth removal is not required in the majority of treatments. This is one of several features that, in the eyes of Duryea Orthodontics, will make Damon braces a preferable option for its Lakewood patients.

Damon braces are now available at Duryea Orthodontics alongside options ranging from Invisalign and traditional braces – Lakewood appointments can be scheduled via its website.

One prior patient said of Dr. Duryea: “He is very knowledgeable and answered all my questions anytime I had an appointment. I liked the fact that the process was not rushed and all my concerns were addressed. Most importantly, I have a beautiful smile now.”

Interested parties in Lakewood and nearby can find further details about Duryea Orthodontics and its Damon brace options at https://www.duryeasmiles.com/damon-braces

Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Michael Duryea
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Organization: Duryea Orthodontics
Address: 13131 West Alameda Parkway, Lakewood, CO 80228, United States
Phone: +1-303-987-0500
Website: https://www.duryeasmiles.com/

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