In some cases, microimplants make it possible to move certain teeth without affecting the others. For specific dental movements, the only way to apply the necessary force is through microimplant anchorage. In orthodontics, microimplants act as a stable counterforce, ensuring that only the intended teeth move. To achieve this, small titanium screws–known as mini or microscrews–are inserted into the bone to provide the needed support.

Orthodontic microimplants make it possible to move teeth precisely without affecting the others.

It's a straightforward procedure that usually requires very little anesthesia.

Orthodontic microimplants are temporary and are only used during your treatment.

They don’t leave any marks or scars.

The duration of time you need micro implants depends on how complex your orthodontic case is.

Microimplants in orthodontics help to move the teeth without moving the other ones.

This type of treatment is useful for dental movements that are more easily achieved with braces than with clear aligners.

The first phase of treatment is done with braces and lasts a maximum of 6 months.

The second phase, which is more comfortable and quicker than braces, is done with clear aligners.

Distalisation in orthodontic treatment allows the specialist to correct the anteroposterior bite and prevent crowding during treatment.

Allows faster movements

The device can be transparent

First phase: Orthodontic treatment with a distaliser (must be used for 5-8 months) + passive aligner in the opposite arch

Second phase: treatment with aligners