At a glance
- Patients :
- Children, teens, adults
- Average duration :
- 12–24 mois
- Options :
- Metal, ceramic, LightForce
- Referral :
- Not required
What types of braces are offered?
Metal braces
Small stainless-steel brackets. Effective, proven and economical.
Ceramic braces
Translucent brackets that blend with tooth color — a discreet option.
LightForce 3D
Custom 3D-printed brackets for each tooth — maximum precision.
What do braces correct?
- Crowding and overlapping teeth
- Spacing and gaps
- Bite issues (overbite, underbite, crossbite)
- Canine and incisor alignment
- Complex cases needing precise 3D control
How treatment goes
- 1. Consultation — exam, 3D imaging, personalized plan.
- 2. Placement — bracket and wire placement (45–60 min).
- 3. Adjustments — appointments every 6 to 8 weeks.
- 4. Removal — and start of retention phase.
Remote monitoring
More flexible follow-up with DentalMonitoring
For selected treatments, our team can monitor progress remotely with DentalMonitoring: you send images taken with your phone following our guidance, and we step in at the right moment. In some situations, this can reduce in-office visits when they aren't needed.
A modern approach to orthodontic follow-up, designed to fit your reality.
Learn more about our technologiesRelated pages
Clear aligners — a discreet alternative to braces.
Evaluation from age 7, treatment at the right time.
Aesthetic options for working adults.
Interest-free plans, insurance claims.
What happens at your first visit.
What to do if a bracket comes loose or a wire pokes.
Frequently asked questions
- Do braces hurt?+
- Mild discomfort is normal for 2–3 days after placement or an adjustment. Over-the-counter pain relief and soft foods are usually enough.
- How long do you wear braces?+
- Most treatments last 12 to 24 months depending on case complexity. A precise estimate is given at your first consultation.
- Metal or ceramic braces?+
- Metal braces are more affordable and very effective. Ceramic braces are more discreet — their color blends with teeth. Our orthodontists help you choose.
- Can I play sports with braces?+
- Yes. For contact sports, an orthodontic mouthguard is recommended. We explain everything when braces are placed.
- What happens after treatment?+
- A retention phase with a removable or fixed retainer maintains results long-term.