Self-ligating brackets: in-ovation (esthetic - one jaw)

An orthodontic appliance with self-ligating braces is an appliance that, unlike ordinary fixed appliances, does not require visits for inspection once a month and reduces the time of wearing and straightening teeth. The procedure is similar to installing a fixed appliance. Self-ligating braces have revolutionized orthodontic treatment. These braces have built-in "doors" that allow the wire to slide much more freely so that moving the teeth is much more comfortable. Traditional braces use wire or rubber ligatures to fix the arch in the locks, which leads to greater friction, which prolongs the time of aligning the teeth and is more uncomfortable for the patient. With self-ligating braces, patients feel less pressure on their teeth. The time spent on control examinations is shortened, and in the initial stages of treatment, the distance between controls is greater (6-8 weeks).