01 / Fixed appliance
Metal braces
A familiar fixed approach using brackets and wires to guide tooth movement.
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IllustrationThe tools in your planDifferent tools.
Different tools.
A personal purpose.
From braces and aligners to appliances used for specific needs, learn what each tool is designed to do and what questions to bring to your visit.
The tools in a treatment plan
Every detail has a purpose.
Explore each topic, then discuss what is relevant to your individual care.
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Clear ceramic braces
A less noticeable fixed bracket option to compare with other approaches.
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Clear aligners
Removable trays considered for suitable treatment plans and daily routines.
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Palatal Expanders
A palatal expander may be considered when an upper jaw needs widening as part of a growing child’s orthodontic plan.
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Lingual Arches
A lingual arch is a fixed appliance that may help maintain space or support selected tooth movements in a treatment plan.
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Habit Appliances
A habit appliance may be considered when an ongoing oral habit is affecting the way a child’s teeth or jaws develop.
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Retainers
Retainers help maintain tooth positions after braces or aligners. The right type and wear instructions are part of your individual plan.
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IllustrationHow it comes togetherThe right choice
The right choice
begins with a conversation.
Similar concerns can call for different treatment plans. Dr. Peralta can explain the goal of each recommendation, the alternatives, and the everyday responsibilities involved.
Understand bite & alignment concernsA personal place to beginLet’s find your
Let’s find your
way forward.
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