Metal braces

Correcting malocclusion with fixed metal braces is one of the most effective orthodontic treatment methods. The braces consist of metal brackets bonded to the surface of the teeth and arches that exert controlled pressure on the teeth, gradually correcting their alignment. The procedure improves not only the aesthetics of the smile but also the functionality of the bite, preventing health problems associated with improper tooth alignment.

Duration: The treatment lasts 12-36 months.

Preparation: Consultation, X-rays, hyalinization and treatment of cavities.

Course: Bonding of metal brackets, placement of arches; follow-up visits every 4-6 weeks.

Results: Straight teeth and improved bite; visible changes after a few months, full effect at the end of treatment.

Recuperation: Discomfort during the first days after insertion and adjustments.

• Crooked, crowded teeth.
• Anterior overbite, posterior overbite, crossbite or open bite.
• Gaps between teeth.
• Chewing or pronunciation problems caused by malocclusion.
• Wanting to improve the aesthetics of your smile.

• Untreated periodontal disease (e.g. periodontitis).
• Severe neglect of oral hygiene.
• Active infections in the oral cavity.
• Intolerance to the materials used in the braces.
• Systemic diseases that may affect the orthodontic treatment process.