Stainless steel brackets are glued to the front surfaces of the teeth
and connected together with a special arch. The archwire is held in the brackets using elastic ligatures (so-called rubber bands). This design guides the teeth to their correct positions in the dental arch. 
 
Today's metal braces are smaller, more comfortable and more attractive. Available in silver or gold.

The brackets of this brace can be white ceramic or transparent crystal. Made of the highest quality material. Highly aesthetic.

Dedicated to adult patients who value the discreet appearance of the device.

The DAMONA system is a NEW method of orthodontic treatment.
Treatment is faster with fewer visits, is more comfortable for the patient and provides amazing therapeutic effects.

Locks available in metal or ceramic versions.

The appliance is used to move the molars backward using a structure anchored to the patient's natural teeth and the palate.

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It remains on the patient's teeth until the desired tooth separation effect is achieved. Often about a year.

Only the metal rings on the side teeth are slightly visible.

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Action: creating space in the dental arch

It is a simple device in construction, used to quickly expand the upper dental arch. Designed by an orthodontist, made in the laboratory individually for a small patient. Permanently cemented for several months.

It is used in children from the age of 6. 

Action: enlarges the upper bone base and facilitates the eruption of permanent teeth, preventively helping to protect the child from developing difficult/skeletal malocclusion

A brace with sliding flaps is an alternative to flexible and colorful rubber bands around the zipper. It is also a modern philosophy of orthodontic treatment.

Treatment involves low arch friction in the brackets. Thanks to this unique system, the procedure can be faster and more comfortable for the patient. Moreover, there are much fewer visits.

Fixed braces consisting of brackets on the front teeth and tubes on the molars.

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Perfect for patients undergoing intensive tooth replacement. It helps align the incisors and provide space for erupting permanent teeth such as canines.

The effectiveness of this method depends only on the frequency of wearing the brace.

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Often used to control the eruption of permanent teeth and to correct malocclusions in children.