Ortodontics
Orthodontics represents the most natural therapeutic principle in dentistry. It encompasses the correction of jaw development, malocclusion and dental defects for functional and aesthetic reconstruction. Results achieved by orthodontic appliances are characterized by long-term stability, and include balancing of chewing and jaw joints, easier teeth cleaning, improved health of the supporting dental tissue, as well as aesthetic results. Orthodontic therapy is divided into removable and fixed orthodontic appliances therapy.
Removable Appliances
Removable appliances can achieve their function between seven and twelve years of age. Their efficiency ceases once the jaw development has been completed.
  Fixed Appliances
Fixed appliances give patients a long-term functional solution to their problem, whithout any damage to dental enamel or teeth at all.
         
Aesthetic Ortodontics
All patients are extremely pleased because their braces are almost unnoticeable, pleasant to wear and easy to maintain.