Yes. It is a safe and widely used treatment, provided it is supervised by a qualified orthodontist.
Orthodontics is the field of dentistry that corrects misaligned teeth and jaws. Whether using fixed braces or clear aligners, the goal is simple: to improve the function, aesthetics and health of your smile.
Orthodontics may be recommended for you if you have:
The most traditional and effective option. Suitable for teenagers and adults, it allows for quick and precise correction of dental misalignments. It is fixed and works constantly, ensuring excellent results in less time.
Fixed treatments with aesthetic advantages. Ceramic or sapphire brackets are more discreet, as they mimic the colour of teeth, making the braces less visible. Ideal for those seeking a balance between effectiveness and discretion.
The most discreet and comfortable solution. These are transparent, removable, custom-made aligners that gradually straighten your teeth. They allow you to eat and brush your teeth without restrictions. Recommended for those who value aesthetics and practicality.
Specific treatments for children, which help guide the growth of teeth and facial bones, preventing future problems. The earlier the diagnosis, the better the prognosis.
They include interventions ranging from correcting harmful habits (such as thumb sucking) to replacing and aligning permanent teeth. Each stage of development has a personalised plan.
It may cause some discomfort in the first few days or after adjustments, but it is temporary and perfectly bearable.
On average, treatment lasts between 18 and 24 months, but this can vary depending on the complexity of each case. In some situations, there are more discreet and comfortable alternatives, which may also allow for faster treatment, depending on the planning.
Yes. Orthodontic treatment is effective at any age, provided that oral health is adequate.
Yes, there are instalment payment solutions. The options are explained during the consultation.
Yes. It is a safe and widely used treatment, provided it is supervised by a qualified orthodontist.
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