Lingual Orthodontics Incognito®
The most imperceptible esthetic orthodontic system.
An invisible and 100% customized treatment that adapts perfectly to the anatomy of your teeth.
Lingual orthodontics consists of fixed appliances that are placed on the inside of the tooth, i.e., brackets that are fixed behind the teeth. With this system you gain in aesthetics, since they are less visible than conventional brackets. Among its advantages are:
- Being on the inner side of the tooth, the tongue facilitates cleaning when eating.
- Virtually the same results are achieved as with conventional orthodontics.
- By not wearing brackets on the external side of the tooth, unsightly decalcifications are avoided.
- It is a system focused on patients who need a plus of esthetics, since it is the most invisible of all orthodontic systems.
One of the biggest concerns for patients who wear braces is how to brush their teeth with braces in their mouth. It is important to mention that although orthodontic brushing requires a little more dedication, it is not an excessively tiring habit. Recommended brushing should include electric toothbrush and interdental brushes, as well as periodic mouth rinses and periodontal gum maintenance, sometimes every 2 months until the end of treatment. Lack of proper hygiene can lead to tooth decay or bone loss around the teeth.
Real clinical cases
Before and after treatment
Patient who came to the orthodontist because she was uncomfortable with her crowding and had difficulty brushing her teeth properly. After a thorough study of his malocclusion, treatment was planned using Invisalign aligners (removable transparent splints), which aligned the teeth in 18 months of treatment.
Book your first visit
In your first visit we will make a rigorous examination of 1 hour, where we will do a dental and gum examination as well as conventional x-rays in order to offer you a complete diagnosis and service.
Do you know if you really need orthodontics? Do you know the different types of braces and which one is best for you?
Find the answers to your questions about esthetic orthodontics in this guide.
