One of the most common and basic dental problems is crooked and crowded teeth. The solution in these cases is orthodontics, for reasons not only of aesthetics but also of oral health, as there may be an increased risk of tooth decay and tartar retention, thus the need for more fillings and more frequent cleanings respectively. For adults, the biggest concern is always the unsightly appearance of braces.

However, with the leaps in technology, invisible orthodontics is now possible with the placement of transparent aligners. These are transparent plastic braces that are barely visible and are mobile, meaning they are put in and out by the patient themselves and are changed every two weeks for a period of time proportional to the severity of the orthodontic problem.

However, in addition to achieving much greater aesthetics, we also have a significant reduction in the required treatment time, as the measurements are taken with an intraoral scanner, resulting in an extremely detailed dental copy, which is processed in special software with the ability to accurately predict the required months of treatment.