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It is the field that deals with the treatment of abnormalities in the alignment of teeth and disorders of the bone structure of the dental system (alveolar, maxillary, mandibular). Malocclusion can be acquired, congenital or hereditary. Congenital malocclusions develop during the prenatal period (before the child is born). The most common congenital malformations are cleft palate, hypodontia and syndromes with abnormalities of the craniofacial structure. These defects can be inherited in subsequent generations. Hereditary defects are those that parents pass on to their children, who pass on to the next generation. Such defects include, for example, hypodontia (absence of the set of certain teeth), diastema, and skeletal defects (abnormalities in the structure and mutual proportions of the jaw bones) such as prognathism (excessive growth of the mandible), open skeletal bite, deep skeletal bite. Acquired defects are those that develop after birth as a result of harmful internal and external factors. Internal factors include, for example, various systemic diseases, hormonal disorders, vitamin and mineral deficiencies and others. External factors include, for example, faulty posture, various harmful habits (e.g. finger sucking, nail biting) and abnormal function of the muscles of the mouth (tongue, lips, cheeks, muscles that move the jaw), such as mouth breathing, speech defects and persistent infantile swallowing. Untreated decay of deciduous teeth and their premature loss also contribute to the development of acquired malocclusion.

Our clinic offers you orthodontic treatment for children and adults, from simple malocclusion to complex cases requiring interdisciplinary orthodontic-surgical-prosthetic treatment. In our offer you will find:

• fixed metal and aesthetic appliances
• metal and aesthetic selfligating appliances
• removable appliances
• trainers
• Clear Aligner( a system of overlays for the correction of malocclusion)
• microimplants

Removable braces are made in a dental laboratory based on a plaster model of the patient’s jaws. They are most commonly used for children and adolescents during the growth period. Properly planned removable braces allow for very effective orthodontic therapy, provided the patient cooperates closely. This type of appliance has a beneficial effect on the correct development of the facial skull and on the positioning of teeth. They often make it possible to cure a malocclusion without having to extract teeth.
Trainers are a type of removable appliance. They are made of flexible silicone and it is not necessary to take impressions of the patient’s jaws to apply them. Such braces are selected on the basis of the type of malocclusion and the patient’s age.

Trainers are extremely useful in patients with abnormal habits and dysfunctions (thumb sucking, dummy sucking, nail biting, speech defects, habitual mouth breathing, etc.).

Fixed braces, i.e. braces that the patient cannot remove from the mouth on their own. All fixed braces used in our practice work using the SWA technique (stright wire appliance = straight arch technique), which allows for excellent treatment results every time. The correct alignment of the teeth is programmed in the slots of the brackets bonded to the teeth, and “read” through the preformed orthodontic arches inserted into these slots, made of special metal alloys that have shape memory. Properly planned treatment and correct placement of brackets guarantees the desired movement of teeth and, as a consequence, excellent and stable treatment results, i.e. correct occlusion and a beautiful, harmonious smile.