Self-ligating device

Self-ligating braces are similar to traditional braces, but they don't have rubber bands. They use more innovative features in the brackets and the wire connecting them. This makes for a faster and more efficient process.

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Invisible Braces

Replaces fixed aligners in cases of alignment, spacing, and bite, with results starting in just one month. Custom-made aligners move teeth gradually, quickly and technologically.

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Conventional device

Conventional braces are classic metal alloys, placed on the teeth in order to realign them.

So, what are orthodontic braces for? They aim to align and move the teeth in the dental arch, correcting crooked teeth, bite changes, poor chewing, jaw pain, excessive tooth sensitivity due to friction, apnea (breathing dysfunction during sleep), snoring, and even headaches and migraines. All of this can be prevented and remedied with orthodontic braces. Not to mention, they improve self-esteem and bring benefits to social life!

Porcelain Appliance

Porcelain braces are a more discreet version of metal braces and can be used in virtually all orthodontic correction cases, making them highly sought after. The treatment steps are also similar to those of metal braces.