ACCELERATED ORTHODONTICS
Fast Braces
Straighten Your Smile with Speed Using Fastbraces
Many patients with crooked teeth want a straighter smile but aren’t ready to commit to years of wearing traditional braces. But guess what? You can straighten your teeth faster thanks to
accelerated orthodontics. Fastbraces from Covington Family Dentistry in Covington, Georgia, can correct your misaligned smile in as little as six months! Reduced treatment time means you can
start to enjoy your new smile sooner!
A FASTER PATH TO A STRAIGHTER SMILE
Fastbraces: Enjoy Reduced Treatment Time
If you want to straighten your teeth with Invisalign or traditional braces, treatment takes an average of 12-24 months. However, you can cut your treatment time in half by considering Fastbraces. But how does this orthodontic system speed up the treatment process so much? The “magic” is in how the method makes the teeth move. Conventional metal braces use square brackets to straighten the teeth in two phases. The first step is moving the crown, followed by the roots. Each stage may take about one year, hence the lengthy treatment time. Fastbraces use triangular brackets to straighten your teeth. The triangular shape makes the wire more flexible, allowing the system to simultaneously move your teeth from the roots to the crown. Fastbraces engage your entire tooth structure at a go, thus speeding up your treatment time.
Are Fastbraces effective?
How FASTBRACES® Works
The average treatment time for Fastbraces is six months! Given their speed, most patients always wonder whether there is a catch. Fastbraces are as effective as traditional braces, only that they
do the job faster. The faster treatment is possible due to advanced materials that enable moving your teeth in a one-step process.

THE BENEFITS
Benefits of of Fastbraces
Speed is the obvious advantage of accelerated orthodontics. However, this is hardly the only benefit of Fastbraces. Fastbraces offer numerous benefits, including:
- They are more comfortable because they use a flexible wire
- They are cost-effective due to fewer dental appointments
- Fastbraces are natural-looking because of inconspicuous ceramic brackets
- Easier tooth cleaning as they have fewer parts
Need a faster and more subtle method to straighten your smile? Speak to Drs. Doreen Wilson or John Hendricks at Covington Family Dentistry to learn about Fastbraces. Please book an
appointment by calling (770) 787-2230.
ORTHODONTIC CONCERNS
What Can Fast Braces Help Correct?
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Crooked Teeth
Fast Braces may be used to guide crooked teeth into improved alignment when the case is appropriate for the system.
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Crowding
Selected crowding cases may be treated by creating and using available space to improve tooth position.
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Spacing
Gaps between teeth may be reduced through planned orthodontic movement.
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Rotated or Uneven Teeth
Selected rotations and tooth-position irregularities may respond to fixed orthodontic treatment.
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Selected Bite Problems
Some bite relationships can be improved with braces, while more complex jaw or skeletal problems may require a different orthodontic approach or specialist evaluation.
FAST DOESN'T MEAN ONE-SIZE-FITS-ALL
The source page promotes treatment in as little as six months, while the FASTBRACES® manufacturer states that selected cases may be completed in even shorter periods. These figures should be treated as examples of possible treatment time — not a guarantee. Your actual treatment length depends on the severity of the alignment problem, bite correction required, biology of tooth movement, oral health, appliance care, and attendance at follow-up visits.
IS FASTBRACES® RIGHT FOR YOU?
Who Is a Good Candidate for Fast Braces?
Fast Braces may be an option for teens or adults with healthy teeth and gums who want fixed orthodontic treatment and have an alignment problem suitable for the system.
- You have crooked, crowded, spaced, or rotated teeth that need orthodontic correction.
- Your teeth and gums are healthy enough to begin orthodontic treatment.
- You want to explore a fixed-appliance option with the potential for a shorter treatment timeline.
- You are willing to maintain excellent brushing and flossing around brackets and wires.
- You understand that some complex bite, skeletal, impacted-tooth, or jaw conditions may require another treatment approach or specialist referral.
Your consultation should compare Fast Braces with other appropriate orthodontic options so the recommendation is based on your clinical needs rather than speed alone.
WHY CHOOSE COVINGTON FAMILY DENTISTRY?
Fast Braces with Personalized Dental Oversight
Individual Orthodontic Evaluation
Drs. Doreen Wilson and John Hendricks evaluate your teeth, bite, dental health, and goals before recommending treatment.
Treatment Options, Not One-Size-Fits-All
Fast Braces can be compared with Candid Clear Aligners and other orthodontic approaches so you understand your options.
Compassionate, Family-Focused Care
Our team explains the treatment process, appliance care, and expected timeline so you know what to expect.
Ongoing Dental Support
We can coordinate routine preventive care and monitor the health of your teeth and gums while you are undergoing orthodontic treatment.
PATIENT STORIES
What Our Patients Say
FASTBRACES® is a patented fixed orthodontic system that uses specialized brackets and wire to guide teeth into improved alignment. It is designed to make orthodontic tooth movement efficient for suitable patients.
FASTBRACES® uses a specialized triangular bracket-and-wire design. The manufacturer describes the system as designed to move the crown and root together rather than separating tooth movement into two stages.
Treatment time varies widely. The manufacturer reports that some suitable cases can be completed in a matter of months, while other patients need longer treatment. Your dentist can provide a more realistic estimate after evaluating your teeth and bite.
No. Candidacy depends on your dental health, gum health, tooth position, bite, jaw relationships, and treatment goals. Some complex orthodontic problems may require another treatment method or specialist care.
Any braces can cause temporary pressure or soreness as teeth move. The FASTBRACES® system is designed to use its own bracket-and-wire mechanics, but individual comfort varies and treatment should not be described as pain-free.
Yes, retention is an important part of orthodontic treatment. After active tooth movement is complete, your dentist will recommend a retainer plan to help maintain the new tooth positions.
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