ORTHODONTICS
Straight teeth and a beautiful smile - for every age
Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry that deals with the correction of malocclusions and tooth positioning.
Thanks to modern treatment methods, we offer solutions tailored to the needs of children, adolescents and adults
What does orthodontics involve?
Diagnosis and treatment planning:
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First visit: impressions, scans and diagnostic photos
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Diagnostic models for detailed planning
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Development of an individual treatment plan
Fixed appliances:
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Metal braces (ligating and self-ligating)
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Aesthetic braces: ceramic, gold, self-ligating VENUS GNI
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Follow-up visits with replacement of ligatures, arches or chains
Removable braces for children:
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Schwartz plate type appliances (with standard or Bertoni screw)
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Fixed braces for children (Marko Rosa, Frankla)
Overlay treatment:
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Correction using Invisalign systems or other overlays
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Follow-up visits and assessment of treatment progress
Retention and termination of treatment:
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• Fixed and removable retainers to maintain treatment results
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• Retention splints and other additional accessories
Why choose us?
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Individual approach to each patient
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Modern braces and overlays for maximum comfort and effectiveness
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Experience in treating children and adults
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Comprehensive care at every stage of treatment
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
1. When is the best time to start orthodontic treatment ?
Treatment can begin at any age, but the first visit to an orthodontist is recommended around the age of 7.
2. Is treatment with fixed braces painful?
Putting on the brace is painless, but in the first few days after the brace is fitted you may experience a slight feeling of discomfort, which quickly passes.
3. How long does orthodontic treatment last?
The duration of treatment depends on the degree of the defect and the device used, but usually ranges from 1.5 to 3 years.
4. Is Invisalign effective in treating complex malocclusions?
Yes, Invisalign aligners are effective for many types of malocclusions, and their use is determined individually after consultation.