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Orthodontic treatments

Solutions chosen for your situation—not the other way around.

Age, growth, facial balance, the bite, function, and your priorities shape the recommendation. Cristina first builds a complete understanding of the situation before choosing an appliance.

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Conversation about treatment options

By life stage

Children, teenagers, and adults

Every age calls for different objectives, pacing, and explanations. Growth may be the priority for a child, while appliance choice, daily routine, dental health, and long-term stability may carry more weight for teenagers and adults.

Three portraits across life stages

Main options

From discreet to highly versatile

Clear aligners and fixed appliances are tools, not diagnoses. Cristina compares what each option can achieve, how visible it is, how it affects daily care, and how much patient cooperation it requires. Retention and clinical follow-up are considered from the beginning—not only when active treatment ends.

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A wider view

Understand the relationships before moving teeth

A tooth belongs to a bite, a jaw, and a face. When relevant, assessment also considers the joints, breathing, sleep, and care involving other professionals. This wider view helps establish priorities and build a proportionate strategy.

Planning a complex orthodontic need

The next step

Let’s start by understanding your situation.

A first consultation is time to take stock, answer your questions, and explain the options that may be relevant.

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