Malocclusion, growth, position of the roots and of the jaws
Precise control of tooth movement
Metal braces
Brackets and an orthodontic archwire to move the teeth gradually in simple or complex situations.


The bracket transmits the force of the archwire to the tooth
Metal braces are a proven technique for correcting malocclusions and tooth alignment problems.
The archwire is adjusted as treatment progresses. It guides the teeth by means of the bonded brackets and, depending on the case, elastics or other auxiliaries.
- Versatile technique for a wide range of movements
- Controlled adjustments at the appointments
- Enhanced hygiene around the brackets
The benefits
- Reliable and proven orthodontic technique
- Suitable for many malocclusions, including complex ones
- Precise and controlled tooth movement
- Robust materials adapted to orthodontic treatment
- Results to be stabilised with adapted retention
- Improvement of chewing and oral health
- Advanced orthodontic planning technology
Contraindications
- Poor oral hygiene
- Untreated dental cavities
- Active periodontal diseases
- Certain bone pathologies
- Lack of regular orthodontic follow-up
What the practitioner assesses
Condition of the enamel and the gums, and caries risk
Cooperation with hygiene, elastics and check-ups
The treatment process
Complete assessment
In-depth orthodontic examination with X-rays and analysis of the tooth alignment to establish a precise diagnosis.
Personalised treatment plan
Development of an orthodontic plan adapted to the malocclusion and to the aesthetic objectives of the patient.
Fitting of the braces
Installation of the metal brackets and the orthodontic wire to begin the progressive movement of the teeth.
Regular adjustments
Regular orthodontic check-ups to adjust the wires and keep the treatment on track.
End of treatment and retention
Removal of the braces and placement of a retainer to stabilise the teeth in their new position and preserve a lasting result.
Technology and materials
Orthodontic planning and radiological monitoring
Photographs, impressions and imaging help to plan and to monitor the movements. Check-ups are spaced according to the biological and mechanical needs.
Frequently asked questions
Are metal brackets only for teenagers?
No. They can be used in adults if the dental and periodontal condition allows it.
How can staining around the brackets be avoided?
Thorough brushing, interdental brushes and a suitable diet reduce the risk. Regular hygiene check-ups are recommended.
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