The classic fixed braces with conventional brackets remain a trusted and effective method for correcting dental and jaw misalignments—even in adults.

Metal brackets are attached to the teeth and connected with archwires. Tooth movement is guided in small, controlled steps to avoid overloading the surrounding tissues.

In addition to traditional metal brackets, more comfortable alternatives are available:

• Self-ligating brackets: Smaller, gentler forces, shorter treatment duration, and easier oral hygiene.
• Ceramic brackets: A discreet and aesthetic option thanks to their translucent appearance—ideal for patients with high cosmetic expectations.
• Mini brackets: Their compact design makes them more comfortable, less visible, and gentler to wear—especially suitable for the initial phase of treatment.

Lingual brackets: If you value discretion, lingual technology offers an invisible method: the brackets are attached to the inside of the teeth – invisible from the outside. With the Inkognito and WIN systems, we achieve maximum precision and comfort.

Lingual retainers: These small wires are attached to the inside of the teeth to prevent them from shifting after successful tooth correction. This keeps your teeth in the correct position in the long term. The retainer is not visible from the outside.

Invisalign: Transparent aligner trays such as Invisalign^® offer a comfortable, everyday option for tooth correction. With these custom-made plastic aligners, we can correct mild to moderate misalignments discreetly and effectively. Prerequisite: consistent wearing of the aligners (at least 20 hours a day).

Skeletal anchorage allows teeth to be moved in a targeted manner without placing unnecessary strain on other teeth. This technique enables effective, gentle treatment, particularly in cases of larger gaps between teeth or missing teeth (aplasia). It also often makes it possible to avoid tooth extractions. Skeletal anchorage significantly expands the range of options available in modern orthodontics.

Skeletal anchorage allows teeth to be moved in a targeted manner without placing unnecessary strain on other teeth. This technique enables effective, gentle treatment, particularly in cases of larger gaps between teeth or missing teeth (aplasia). It also often makes it possible to avoid tooth extractions. Skeletal anchorage significantly expands the range of options available in modern orthodontics.

Apparatus such as Carriere Motion are used to treat a receding lower jaw (distal bite). This fixed technique gently moves the lower jaw into the correct position, supported by a telescopic mechanism. Systems such as Powerscoop, Forsus springs, or Herbst hinges can also be used to complement the treatment—all with the aim of harmonizing the jaw and bite functionally and aesthetically.

Functional diagnostics: Healthy chewing function requires the harmonious interaction of teeth, jaw joints, muscles, and soft tissue. Disorders can have far-reaching consequences: headaches, tension, temporomandibular joint problems – signs of craniomandibular dysfunction (CMD). Using modern functional diagnostics, we identify the cause and develop individualized treatment plans.

Bite splints for teeth grinding: Nighttime teeth grinding puts strain on the teeth, jaw, and muscles. A custom-fit bite splint protects against damage, relaxes the jaw, and prevents discomfort, for example in cases of CMD. We manufacture your splint using an intraoral scanner and a 3D printer – for a perfect fit and proven quality.

CMD therapy – interdisciplinary and customized: Craniomandibular dysfunction (CMD) is one of the most common functional disorders. Our therapy is carried out in close cooperation with dentists, ENT doctors, physiotherapists, and other specialists – for a lasting improvement in function and quality of life.

Anti-snoring therapy – sleep better, live better: Chronic snoring not only affects sleep, but also health. With a specially customized snoring splint, we can widen the airways and thus significantly reduce snoring. The splint is removable, easy to use, and improves oxygen supply during sleep.

A custom-made sports mouthguard reliably protects teeth and jaws from injuries in contact sports. It fits perfectly and acts like an airbag, absorbing shocks and preventing damage.