How can teeth be straightened?

For children and teenagers from Neu-Isenburg, orthodontic treatment with a fixed brace, a removable brace or a clear aligner is an option.

As long as the body is still growing, misalignments can be resolved particularly effectively. Depending on the findings, the individual options come into consideration with us.

Child's dentition before the orthodontic correction

Never too late for beautiful, straight teeth

Anyone who would like to give the gift of a beautiful smile with straight teeth will find specialised orthodontic treatment at our specialist practice. The invisible correction with aligners is a comfortable solution for adult patients from Neu-Isenburg.

Whether an invisible clear aligner, a fixed or a removable brace – let us advise you. With us you are in good hands.

The right moment for a consultation

We are happy to discuss with you from what age orthodontic treatment makes sense and which appliance is suitable for your child or for you.

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The key facts at a glance

  • We treat patients from Neu-Isenburg at the specialist orthodontic practice in Offenbach.
  • For children and adolescents, fixed braces, removable appliances or clear aligners may be considered.
  • While the body is still growing, misalignments can be influenced particularly effectively.
  • For adults, correction with aligners is a comfortable, discreet solution.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can crooked teeth be straightened?
For children and adolescents, fixed braces, removable braces or clear aligners are possible options. As long as the body is still growing, misalignments can be influenced particularly effectively. With adults, aligners are predominantly used.
Is there an orthodontist near Neu-Isenburg?
Our specialist orthodontic practice is located at Darmstädter Straße 15 in 63069 Offenbach and is easy to reach from Neu-Isenburg. We treat children, adolescents and adults.
When is the right time for a consultation?
As soon as you notice something about your child's tooth position or your dentist raises the subject with you. A first orthodontic examination clarifies whether and when treatment makes sense.