Orthodontics
Do you need to correct the position of just a few teeth, without full braces? Sectional braces are the right solution for localised corrections, when the problem is limited to a specific area. Book a consultation and find out whether sectional braces are the right option for you.
Sectional braces are used to correct the position of a limited number of teeth, in a well-defined area of the dental arch. They are an effective solution when full orthodontic treatment is not needed.
They are especially recommended in the following situations:
The orthodontist identifies exactly which area needs correction and establishes the indication for treatment. For a precise plan, X-rays and digital models are made, allowing a detailed assessment of the position of the teeth.
The braces are fitted only to the teeth involved in the correction, usually between 2 and 6 teeth. The procedure is quick, painless and minimally invasive, without significant discomfort.
During treatment, check-ups are scheduled every 4–6 weeks. At these appointments, the orthodontist monitors the tooth movements and makes the necessary adjustments to achieve the desired results in the best possible time.
The treatment usually lasts between 2 and 6 months, depending on the complexity of the case. At the end, a retainer is recommended to stabilise and maintain the result achieved.
The duration of treatment varies depending on the complexity of the correction but is usually shorter than with full braces, often between 2 and 6 months.
The cost of treatment depends on the number of teeth involved, the degree of correction needed and the treatment plan drawn up by the orthodontist. In general, treatment with sectional braces costs less than full braces, offering an effective and economical solution for localised corrections.
For the treatment to go smoothly and for you to achieve the desired results in the best possible time, it is important to follow a few simple care rules.
Treatment with sectional braces delivers effective results when the correction is limited to a specific area of the teeth.
Frequently asked questions
An orthodontic appliance fitted only to a limited area of the teeth, used for quick and precise corrections.
Generally between 2 and 6 months, depending on the tooth movements needed.
Fitting them does not hurt, and the initial discomfort is minimal and passes quickly.
Only in cases where the problem is localised; complex corrections require full braces.
Yes, they are often recommended to reposition teeth before the implant is placed.
The cost depends on the area treated and the length of the therapy; they are more affordable than full braces.
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