300-1575, Boul. de l’Avenir
Laval (Québec)
H7S 2N5
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Invisalign® Invisible OrthodonticsInvisalign is a state-of-the-art, high-demand treatment option that involves wearing a series of transparent removable shells that move teeth gradually without wires or casings. These shells must be worn at all times (except during meals and dental hygiene measures) to obtain the expected treatment result. It is an increasingly popular treatment option for both teenagers and adults. For more information, please contact our team, we will gladly answer your questions. You can also visit the Invisalign® . |
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Conventional Orthodontic Devices vs Invisible DevicesConventional appliances for orthodontic treatment are the pins, also known as casings . However, there are also nowadays dental appliances for the treatment of adolescents and adults that are invisible, that is to say that an interlocutor will not be able to notice them. Dr. Dumoulin is proud to offer you such treatments before -keep. |
Orthodontic casesPins, also known as housings or fixed appliances, are the most commonly used appliances for orthodontic treatment. Advances in technology are remarkable because today’s cases are smaller, more aesthetic, more comfortable and more efficient! Different types of cases are available, including metal enclosures As well as aesthetic boxes , which are commonly called white or transparent. You can observe the image representing these two types of boxes. The housings are glued to the teeth with an orthodontic adhesive. They are interconnected by an arc-shaped wire that is held in place, depending on the case pattern, either by tiny elastics (available in a variety of colors) or by small doors at the front of the boxes. boxes (boxes called self-ligating). |
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Other types of appliancesAs soon as the treatment has been completed and the brackets have been removed, retainers are put in place. To maintain a dazzling smile, the proper use of retainers is essential. |
Auxiliary appliancesIn addition to brackets, other types of appliances may be used during orthodontic treatment.
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