Lingual Technique
Discreet correction with braces that are invisible from the outside.
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Orthodontics in the Permanent Dentition
Modern methods for faster, gentler, and above all more discreet therapy for teenagers.
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The Right Time for Treatment
Regular orthodontic treatment usually begins before the end of the pubertal growth phase, at around 9 to 12 years of age. As long as jaw growth is not yet complete, misalignments can be corrected more easily.
Whether a removable or a fixed brace is used depends on the individual diagnosis. Minor misalignments can often be corrected with removable braces, while for larger corrections in the permanent dentition we recommend fixed braces.
In addition to classic silver-colored brackets, we also offer aesthetically pleasing, tooth-colored ceramic brackets that do not discolor even with longer wear.
For Everyday Teenage Life
Discreet, Everyday-Friendly Solutions
We know that a discreet appearance matters to teenagers.
Discreet Aligners
Transparent trays that are barely noticeable in everyday life.
Lingual Technique
Braces that work from the inner surface of the teeth invisible from the outside.
Sports Mouthguard
Individually fitted protection for playing sports with braces.
Aesthetic Brackets
Tooth-colored ceramic brackets are far less noticeable.
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Our Options in Detail
Three building blocks for a treatment that fits the everyday life of teenagers.
Key Points at a Glance
- Regular orthodontic treatment in the permanent dentition usually begins between the ages of 9 and 12.
- Removable or fixed braces depending on the diagnosis.
- Discreet options: transparent aligners and lingual technique.
- Tooth-colored ceramic brackets as an aesthetic alternative to classic brackets.
Frequently Asked Questions
What discreet braces are available for teenagers?
We offer transparent aligner trays and lingual technique, in which the brace works from the inner surface of the teeth and is invisible from the outside. There are also tooth-colored ceramic brackets as a discreet alternative to classic brackets.
Can my child continue to play sports with braces?
Yes, for sports with a risk of injury, we recommend an individually fitted sports mouthguard that offers good protection even with braces.
How long does orthodontic treatment in the permanent dentition take?
This depends heavily on the individual findings and is usually between one and two and a half years. In a personal consultation, we will estimate the likely treatment duration for your child.