INVISIBLE ORTHODONTICS – LINGUAL TECHNIQUE

Both treatments are discreet, but only lingual braces are completely invisible, as they are attached to the inside of the teeth.
Aligners are transparent but still slightly visible up close.

Unlike aligners, lingual appliances are fixed, meaning there’s no risk of forgetting to wear them.

Some discomfort is common at the beginning, especially on the tongue.
This sensation usually fades after a few days, as the mouth gradually adapts.

Yes. It’s recommended to avoid very hard, sticky, or crunchy foods (such as candy, nuts, or very crusty bread), especially at the start of treatment.

Soft foods or items cut into small pieces are advised to minimize pressure on the brackets and reduce discomfort.

Yes, an adaptation period is often necessary.
Speech typically returns to normal gradually over a few days to a few weeks.

Strict hygiene is essential: brush after every meal, use dental floss or interdental brushes, and attend regular check-ups with your orthodontist.

The duration varies depending on the case, but it generally ranges from 12 to 36 months, similar to other orthodontic treatments.

The price is higher than for traditional braces or aligners due to the customization and technical complexity of the treatment.
A detailed estimate will be provided during the first consultation.