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Braces vs. Brackets: Understanding the Difference
No, braces and brackets are not the same.
Braces are used in dentistry to correct misaligned teeth. They are typically made of metal, and they are attached to the teeth with wires. Braces work by gradually moving the teeth into the desired position.
Brackets are used in orthodontics to attach wires to the teeth. Brackets are typically made of metal or ceramic, and they are bonded to the teeth with adhesive. Wires are then passed through the brackets and tightened to move the teeth.
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