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Palatar Expanders

Palatal expanders widen the upper jaw and make room for teeth that are crowded or don't fit together properly. They make room by applying gentle pressure to the palate, encouraging the bones to gradually move apart and create more space. Ultimately giving you a broader smile and better bite alignment.

Metal Braces

Metal braces are small metal brackets glued onto your teeth, connected by wires. These wires guide your teeth into the right position gradually. You'll need check-ups with your orthodontist to adjust them as your teeth move, achieving that perfect smile you crave.

Orthodontic Headgear

Orthodontic headgear is for kids with bite problems or misaligned. By applying gentle pressure, it coaxes your teeth and jaws into their proper places, often working alongside braces to give you that winning smile.

Ceramic Braces

Ceramic braces are less noticeable then metal braces, due to their clear or tooth-colored brackets. They straighten your teeth by gently applying pressure gradually.

Digital Dental Impressions

These scanner wands take detailed 3D pictures of your teeth. They work by shining light in your mouth, then capturing the reflections to create a virtual model of your teeth. This means no more gagging on putty and faster, more accurate dental work.

Temporary Anchorage Devices

Temporary anchorage devices (TADs) are like tiny anchors used in orthodontic treatment to help move teeth. They're made of titanium and get placed into the jawbone to provide a solid base for orthodontic forces. With TADs, orthodontists can perform more intricate tooth movements, giving patients better results without relying on braces or headgear.