FIXED ORTHODONTICS
Metal & Ceramic Braces
Predictable fixed treatment for crowding, spacing and many complex tooth movements across a wide range of ages.
CONTROL • PRECISION • RELIABILITY
Braces, clear aligners and growth-modification appliances can all be effective. The choice depends on tooth movement required, bite complexity, age, growth potential, compliance and whether surgical or multidisciplinary treatment is needed.
Predictable fixed treatment for crowding, spacing and many complex tooth movements across a wide range of ages.
CONTROL • PRECISION • RELIABILITY
Discreet removable trays for suitable cases, with treatment success depending strongly on diagnosis, movement required and patient wear.
DISCREET • REMOVABLE • DIGITAL
Aesthetic clear or ceramic brackets reduce visual prominence. Self-ligating systems use an integrated clip mechanism and may be selected when their mechanics suit the treatment plan.
AESTHETIC • FIXED • CASE-SPECIFIC
Tooth position can affect the smile arc, lip support and facial balance. In selected cases orthodontics is coordinated with implants, restorative care or jaw surgery.
SMILE • FACE • MULTIDISCIPLINARY
For carefully selected growing patients, functional appliances or orthopaedic approaches such as functional regulators or facemask therapy may be used to influence jaw relationships during growth. Timing, diagnosis and remaining growth are critical.
GROWTH • FUNCTION • TIMING • STABILITYNo appliance is automatically “better.” Suitability is based on the movement required, complexity, oral hygiene, compliance, age and treatment goals.
The treatment pathway should be clear before appliances are fitted.
Orthodontic treatment does not end on the day braces or aligners come off.
Retention is a planned phase of orthodontic treatment. The type and duration of retainer use depends on the original problem, the tooth movements achieved and each patient’s individual relapse risk.