It is the most widely used and known orthodontic system, therefore, the technique most demanded by patients. Conventional braces are a type of orthodontic appliance with which we achieve very good results.

With the braces we will do revisions every four or five weeks. These brackets are tied to the arch using rubber bands or ligatures that exert light forces that move the teeth. These rubber bands or ligatures can be colored for metal brackets or transparent for the option of aesthetic brackets.

Self-ligating braces are the latest technology. They have clips that allow you to take the bow without the need for rubber bands or ligatures.

These brackets allow us to use very light forces to move the teeth. Reducing friction and thus, the arch has more movement capacity within the brackets to move the teeth more easily, therefore the treatment is usually somewhat shorter. In addition, this type of braces allows us to extend the time between revisions. This is perfect for very busy patients.

These brackets have all the technology of self-ligating with the difference of having the aesthetic part since, being ceramic, they are almost imperceptible and have the same result and benefits.

Ceramic braces are a much more discreet type of orthodontics than conventional braces. Thanks to this, appliances with these ceramic brackets are a perfect solution for patients who, in addition to the final result of their orthodontics, value the appearance of their smile while undergoing their treatment.

Ceramic brackets are made from porcelain-like materials, such as lithium disilicate, which have been approved for sanitary use. Unlike traditional metal braces, ceramic brackets become practically imperceptible between the patient's teeth, due to their ivory hue.

Sapphire is a semi-precious stone that has become the most demanded material for aesthetic brackets, since they are transparent like glass, and when light is allowed to pass through, they blur and maintain the color of the tooth.

Lingual orthodontics is a type of orthodontic technique that offers an aesthetic improvement in the patient, the brackets are placed on the inside of the tooth, hiding from view. It is a type of invisible orthodontics that is imperceptible even at short distances. This type of orthodontics is indicated for patients who have crowding problems, cross or open bite, tooth separation, incisor correction, multiple movements and, in general, for any type of malocclusion.

There are two types of brackets for lingual orthodontics, some that are standard - ceramic, metal or plastic - and others that are molded to suit the patient - made of gold alloy. The clear advantage of the latter is greater precision and adaptation and consequently a more effective treatment.

Invisible orthodontics, or orthodontics without brackets, is a dental treatment that consists of the placement of transparent aligners, a splint, which straighten the teeth and change their position. The splints are made to measure for each patient after conducting a study of the patient and her needs.

These aligners are changed every 15 days for others that gradually place the teeth in the proper position. If necessary, to make it more effective, accessories are placed to help displacement of the teeth.