For a great rainbow look, begin the rainbow on one of your canines rather than a far back molar, so you can see the full rainbow. Then start the rainbow over to cover the remaining brackets. If you're not sure what braces colors to get, it's okay — you have many options, and you can always switch at your next orthodontic visit. There are certain choices that work for nearly everyone: navy blue or hunter green are neutral, cool tones that will brighten your teeth and not draw too much attention to your braces.
This is a great choice for anyone who doesn't want to make too many decisions about their braces. When you go in for your braces, the orthodontist and assistants will likely have some great ideas as well. After all, they help lots of people choose rubber band colors and have plenty of experience. Don't be afraid to ask for help. Your friends and family may have great advice for the right color for you, as well. Do you want to get fancy with your smile for the holidays?
Try Christmas colors for your braces! Below are some fun color combinations to ring in the Christmas holiday season in style. Ask your orthodontist which colors they have, to see if you can try each of these great seasonal styles.
Did you know that Coca Cola helped promote the now-classic Christmas colors of red-and-green in ? For the classic look, alternate between bright red and a hunter green rubber bands across the top and bottom rows of the teeth.
Or, for a more striking look, do one whole row of teeth red and the other green. For an elegant, Christmas-party ready holiday look, try an alternating palette of deep blue and silver. This color combination will have the added advantage of making your teeth look whiter, since deep blues enhance the natural whiteness. Pro tip: skip white or yellow rubber bands, as these can quickly become discolored or make your teeth look dull or stained.
Silver will stay shiny and bright, and enhance the appearance of the blue rubber bands, for a festive, bright white smile. Nothing says holiday gift giving like a bit of shine!
Gold rubber bands look great against the bright metal of the braces bands and wire, and are appealingly offset by a deep red or maroon. To strike the perfect amount of holiday cheer, alternative between deep red and gold, and give yourself the gift of a dazzling Christmas season! Whatever color rubber bands you choose, you'll need to change them out regularly, at every trip to the orthodontist. The rubber bands are elastic and gradually become less effective, which is why your orthodontist will change them out when you come to visit.
You can keep the same color throughout, or try something new. No matter what color elastics you choose, staining and poor at-home braces care will affect the appearance of the bands. Regular brushing and flossing will keep your brackets and wires clean, your teeth fresh and healthy, and your treatment progressing smoothly! Contact Us. Call Us Email Us Emergency.
Many guys look good in darker braces rubber bands, especially hunter green, and navy blue. Many girls will shine in a brighter color scheme, such as lighter blue, or even gold. Adults may want to consider a more subdued palette, especially if they are going to work. Opt for fun color combinations to celebrate the seasons or support your favorite sports team You can also match your eye color or choose a complementary color Whatever braces color your choose, make sure to take good care of them to ensure proper results and a healthy, beautiful smile!
Create exciting patterns by alternating colors every other bracket. Try a rainbow or go for a unique mismatch look! Wear your favorite color, or a combination of your favorite colors.
Cream colors often show a contrast between the rubber band and the natural tooth color, which can make teeth appear stained. Yellow colors can make your teeth appear yellowish.
White is notorious for turning yellow or off-white as food and liquids leave stains. Though every color is an option and you can make any color look great regardless those colors are often avoided to prevent a discolored, food-particle smile. Any food or liquids you consume in that time can cause staining to your bands. With the option of clear braces, metal braces, clear aligners and more, we have an orthodontic treatment to suit your preferences!
Since your orthodontist will tighten your wires at every visit, you can choose new colors at each appointment. Depending on how often you go to the orthodontist, you could end up with new colors every four to eight weeks. There are many ways to decide what color braces are right for you. Should you pick your favorite color?
Should they match your wardrobe? Should they coordinate with an upcoming holiday or special event? These are just a few things to consider when choosing the best braces band colors. There are several approaches you can take to select the best braces color for you at each orthodontic appointment. Just like anything else you wear, your braces can say something about you. Some colors represent different emotions and can say something about you as a person.
Choosing your braces color may not be as easy as it sounds, especially with so many options available. Scrambling to pick a color before your next appointment? Why not do both? Darker colors such as black, dark purple and navy blue make your teeth look whiter. If none of these strike your fancy, try red or light blue to make your teeth appear brighter.
Sometimes it is beneficial to go with neutral colors. As always, it is best to avoid coffee, tea, and dark sodas to prevent stains on your teeth and potentially altering the color of your bands. Unfortunately, not every color works for everybody. Some colors may look great on one person but translate to disaster for you.
If none of these options interest you, talk to your orthodontist to see if you are a potential candidate for non-traditional braces. The trays are easily removed to eat, drink, brush, and floss normally. Even though the trays are removable, it is necessary to wear Invisalign at least 22 hours per day to achieve the desired results.
Also known as invisible braces, clear and ceramic braces function like traditional braces but with less obvious brackets. Though they are connected by a thin metal wire, the brackets blend with the natural color of your teeth so they are more discreet than traditional braces. While choosing the color of your braces may seem like an important task, the upkeep of braces and practicing good oral hygiene is just as important! Be sure to avoid certain foods and brush after every meal making sure you clean around the brackets of your braces well.
It is also important to visit your dentist regularly, and see your hygienist every 3 months for a cleaning, to ensure your teeth are on the right track to a healthy smile! Learn more about the types of dental braces or find your nearest dental office and schedule an appointment today! Our Jefferson Dental Content Committee supports our team by educational and informational articles related to what we do, oral care tips, and current events in our communities.
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