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Metal Self-Ligating Braces

Metal self-ligating orthodontic appliance for fast and efficient treatment

Metal Self-Ligating Braces

Advanced orthodontic technology with self-ligating metal brackets offering faster, more efficient and comfortable treatment.

Who is it for

Recommended for children and adolescents who:

  • Need fixed orthodontic treatment
  • Seek efficiency and speed in treatment
  • Want fewer maintenance appointments
  • Prefer state-of-the-art technology
  • Value comfort during tooth movement

How it works

Treatment with self-ligating appliance follows these steps:

  1. Orthodontic diagnosis: Complete analysis and documentation
  2. Planning: Definition of objectives and timeline
  3. Installation: Bonding of self-ligating brackets
  4. Periodic activations: Archwire changes every 6-10 weeks
  5. Finalization: Detailing and retainer installation

System reducing chair time and treatment duration.

Comfort and safety

We prioritize comfort and safety at every stage:

  • Clip technology: Eliminates need for elastic ties
  • Less friction: Smoother tooth movement
  • Fewer appointments: Longer intervals between maintenance visits
  • Easier hygiene: Less bacterial plaque accumulation
  • Accelerated treatment: 20-30% reduction in total time

Frequently asked questions

What's the main advantage of self-ligating?

The clip system eliminates elastic tie friction, allowing faster and more comfortable movement. Additionally, it accumulates less plaque and needs fewer maintenance visits.

Is it more expensive than conventional appliance?

Yes, initial cost is higher, but shorter treatment and fewer appointments can financially compensate. Additionally, superior comfort is an important differential.

How often do I need to go to the orthodontist?

Appointments occur every 6 to 10 weeks, different from the 4 weeks of conventional appliance. This means less absences from school or work.

Can it be used on young children?

Yes, it can be used once upper and lower permanent teeth erupt, generally from age 11-12, but each case should be evaluated individually.

Ready to take care of your child's smile?

Schedule an appointment and ask our specialized team your questions.