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A smile that inspires confidence
To us, orthodontics is about more than simply straightening teeth. A harmonious smile is where confidence, oral health and natural elegance come together. Combining a modern approach, advanced technology and highly personalised treatment plans, we create solutions designed not only to enhance the appearance of your smile, but also to support its long-term health and harmony.
Every smile is unique. That is why no two treatment plans are exactly alike. From your initial consultation through every stage of treatment to the final result, we place great emphasis on precision, comfort and your individual needs. Whether you are considering discreet clear aligners or a conventional orthodontic appliance, our goal remains the same: a beautifully balanced, natural-looking smile that you will be proud to share. Premium orthodontics.
Personalised for you. Designed around your smile.
Orthodontics means more to us than simply straightening teeth
A harmonious smile brings together confidence, oral health and natural elegance. With a modern approach, up-to-date technology and personalised treatment plans, we work to create a smile that is not only more aesthetic, but also healthy and balanced in the long term. Every smile is unique, so no two treatment plans are exactly the same. From the initial assessment through every stage of treatment to the final result, we place particular emphasis on precision, comfort and your individual needs. Whether treatment involves discreet clear aligners or a traditional fixed appliance, our goal is the same: a natural-looking, balanced smile you can feel confident about.
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Book an appointmentWhen is it worth booking an orthodontic consultation?
Orthodontics is not only about creating a straighter smile. The position of the teeth, the bite and the relationship between the jaws can also influence long-term oral function. The most appropriate treatment option can only be determined after an individual examination.
Crowded teeth
When there is not enough space for the teeth, they may overlap, rotate or erupt in an irregular position.
Bite irregularities
A detailed orthodontic assessment may be recommended in cases of deep bite, open bite, crossbite or other bite irregularities.
Gaps between teeth
Larger gaps between the teeth may justify treatment for aesthetic reasons and, in some cases, for functional reasons as well.
Aesthetic concerns
A consultation may also be worthwhile if your main goal is a straighter, more harmonious smile.
Unfavourable tooth position
Teeth positioned too far forward, backward or sideways may also indicate the need for an orthodontic assessment.
Before complex dental treatment
Orthodontic pre-treatment may be considered before certain prosthodontic, implant or complex rehabilitation procedures.
Which orthodontic treatment options may be suitable?
There is no single appliance that is equally suitable for every patient. The choice depends on the current condition of the teeth, the bite, treatment goals, lifestyle and aesthetic preferences.
Fixed orthodontic appliance
A fixed appliance remains attached to the teeth throughout active treatment. It can be used for a range of orthodontic problems, with the exact design determined as part of the individual treatment plan.
Aesthetic fixed appliance
In suitable cases, a more aesthetic fixed appliance may be chosen to provide a less noticeable appearance during treatment.
Clear aligners
For certain orthodontic problems, treatment with clear removable aligners may be an option. Suitability can only be determined after a detailed orthodontic examination.
Important: choosing the appropriate type of appliance is not only an aesthetic decision. The current condition of the teeth and bite is a primary consideration when planning treatment, so a specific recommendation can only be made after an in-person examination.
What can you expect during an orthodontic assessment?
Accurate diagnosis is the foundation of successful orthodontic treatment. During the first visit, we assess tooth position, the bite and the individual factors that may influence the treatment plan.
The detailed treatment plan is prepared based on the necessary examinations and diagnostic information.
Book a consultationHow does orthodontic treatment work?
The exact treatment process and its duration vary from patient to patient, but the main stages generally include the following.
Consultation
We discuss your concerns, expectations and goals for treatment.
Diagnostics
We perform or determine the examinations needed to prepare the treatment plan.
Treatment plan
We determine the recommended appliance, the main stages of treatment and the expected follow-up schedule.
Active treatment
The teeth are gradually moved towards their planned positions, supported by regular follow-up appointments.
Retention
After active treatment, appropriate retention and follow-up may be important to help maintain the achieved tooth positions.
Orthodontic treatment is a personalised process
We tailor the treatment plan to your teeth, lifestyle and long-term goals.
Frequently asked questions before orthodontic treatment
Yes. Orthodontic treatment can also be considered in adulthood. The suitable options are determined by taking into account the teeth, periodontal health, bite and overall dental condition.
Treatment time can vary considerably from person to person. It depends on the type and extent of the orthodontic problem, the appliance selected and how the teeth respond to treatment. A more accurate estimate can be given once the treatment plan has been prepared.
Not every orthodontic problem can be treated in the same way. Suitability for clear aligner treatment can be assessed by the orthodontist after a detailed examination.
The frequency of follow-up visits depends on the type of appliance, the current stage of treatment and the individual treatment plan. Your treating dentist or orthodontist will determine the appropriate intervals.
After active orthodontic treatment, retention is generally needed to help maintain the achieved tooth positions. The method and duration are determined according to the individual treatment plan.
The first step is a thorough orthodontic consultation
Whether your goal is straighter teeth, a more balanced bite or a more discreet orthodontic solution, the right treatment plan is always based on your individual needs and clinical situation.