Orthodontics Treatment
Do you long to change yourself?
Perhaps you are troubled by these issues:
School students — Despite good grades, misaligned teeth affect their appearance, and they are teased by classmates.
Career — In an era that values appearance, misaligned teeth hold you back in job hunting and career advancement.
Dating — Poor first impressions, fear of confessing your feelings, and a lack of confidence — wanting to love but not daring to.
Teenagers — Misaligned teeth, protruding front teeth or underbites during adolescence can affect speech and facial development.
Professional Orthodontic Technology · Gentle Force / Aesthetic / Efficient
Clear Aligners — Advanced invisible aligner technology from around the world, meeting the invisible-treatment needs of different patients. Nearly invisible and comfortable. Custom-made, easy to put on and take off.
Lingual Invisible Braces — Brackets are placed entirely on the inner side of the teeth, leaving no visible trace on the front. No damage to tooth enamel. Stable, durable and precisely positioned — quietly reshaping your smile.
Metal Self-Ligating Braces — Imported metal self-ligating brackets with precise slots and fine workmanship, comfortable and efficient. Advantages: shorten the treatment time by about half a year compared with conventional braces, achieve tooth movement with gentle force, and offer excellent value.
Ceramic Self-Ligating Braces — Smaller ceramic brackets better suited to the dental arch and facial profile of Asian patients. Advantages: close to the natural tooth color with high invisibility, reduce the treatment duration by about one third, resist discoloration and stay fresh-looking.
Read This Before Orthodontic Treatment!
"Orthodontics is not simply aligning teeth — it includes hidden design elements such as your smile and facial profile."
Four Professional Steps
1. Patient information collection — consultation to understand needs, initial examination and model taking.
2. Comprehensive design by orthodontic experts — combining function and aesthetics.
3. Precise control with instruments — provide a suitable plan and quotation.
4. Regular follow-up after treatment — track results and help achieve an ideal orthodontic outcome.
