Lingual Braces

The appearance of braces on the buccal tooth surfaces reduces the willingness of some patients to naturally improve their smile with orthodontics. Such demands challenged the profession and the orthodontic community had to come up with the ultimate aesthetic solution:
Lingual Orthodontics.
The idea of aligning teeth with a lingual appliance date back to the 18th century. But it wasn't until his late 1970s that the first multiple braces and wire systems appeared.
Although orthodontists and orthodontic manufacturers have worked to improve the system over the years, it still suffers from irregularities in lingual tooth shape, difficulty in adjusting braces, tongue irritation, speech problems and poor adhesion. , faced problems such as laboratory complexity.
Recent advances in dental technology such as computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing (CAD/CAM) have taken lingual orthodontics to a higher level. Treatment outcomes can be pre-planned and visualized, and lingual appliances, both braces and wires, can be customized and manufactured accordingly.

Its technologies include:

- High resolution scanners for reproducing patient dental anatomy
- 3D software for simulating orthodontic treatment and designing appliances
- Custom 3D Printer
For Manufacturing Attachments - Allows the wire bending robot
To manufacture custom archwires Create attachments that perfectly conform to the tooth surface, minimizing the risk of detachment. The reduced size of Dubai's lingual brackets improves patient fit and maintains optimal control of movement. Individual archwires allow fast and precise finishing.
During the consultation, the patient is clearly explained about his case and the treatment needed. You can see the details of the device even with a plastic model.

At the start of treatment various images such as digital impressions of teeth and bites are taken with a 3D intraoral scanner. This impression can be used in our software to create treatment simulations and is sent to specialized laboratories for instrument fitting and manufacturing.
Depending on the difficulty of the case, one or both arches can be treated with the full or light version of the device. It takes about 4 weeks to manufacture a
device. Once received, we attach them to the patient's teeth and provide detailed instructions on what to do during treatment.