Removable Braces Madrid, Spain

Orthodontics Department is carry out by Dra. Magdalena Diaz de Atauri Bosch, postgraduate at Universidad Europea de Madrid and Fundación Jimenez Diaz. More than 15 years of experience, and Dra.Rosa Sáenz Feijoo. Accreditation for Invisalign © treatments.Accreditation for Incognito © treatments.

If all the permanent teeth already come through ( around 14 years old), the main growth of the jaw is usually completed. It is no longer possible to carry out any further growth correction and the main focus is on the correction of the malpositioned teeth. "fixed braces", i.e brackets permanently fixed to the teeth and connected with each other via a wire; with tooth movement being achieved by the pull of the wire on the bracket.

The boom in cosmetic dentistry is prompting more adults to consider wearing braces to straighten their teeth, something once thought of as a rite of passage for teens. So if you think youre too old for braces, think again. Some adults are even opting to get braces at the same time their children do! What are the types of braces available for adults? Fixed braces-the traditional kind that attach to teeth- generally require 9 to 30 months to work, no matter what your age. After the braces are removed, both adults and young people will have to wear a retainer-a removable appliance that keeps teeth from shifting into their previous positions-for about three months, every day, and then only at night for a long period of time. While the stigma of wearing braces as an adult has all but disappeared, most people prefer not to show a mouth full of metal when they smile. Fortunately, cosmetic options such as ceramic or "tooth-colored" braces; lingual braces that fit behind the teeth; and "clear," removable "braces" such as Invisalign®, are available. Ffixed braces generally have to be adjusted every five to eight weeks, depending on the stage of treatment. Invisalign®, which consists of a series of removable clear trays, generally requires fewer and shorter doctors visits. Now available for teens too: Invisalign Teen.

The Invisalign technique is the clinically proven , nearly invisible way to straighten your teeth and improve your smile- without braces. Invisalign uses a 3D planning tool to help visualise your teeth before and after treatment. Then a series of clear, plastic aligners are manufactured and used to move your teeth gently into the desired end position. You wear each aligner for 2 weeks before replacing it with the next one/aligner in the series, until your teeth are straight. Aligners are: Invisible Comfortable Removable Hygienic Invisalign can be used on adults and teenagers with partially erupted permanent dentition alike.