Orthodontics
At La Clínica Dental we can offer you the latest in orthodontics, always adapted to your needs and lifestyle. We have options ranging from metal brackets and aesthetic braces to almost invisible aligners, ideal for those seeking a more discreet treatment. Our specialists evaluate your case in a personalized way, analyze your bite and the position of your teeth and propose the most appropriate orthodontic plan to improve your smile and your chewing function in a comfortable and safe way.

Orthodontics
If you have misaligned teeth, the solution is orthodontic treatment; where the teeth are placed in their proper position, in order to achieve their correct function and as a result, perfectly well aligned teeth. There are several types of orthodontic treatments, such as: metal brackets, aesthetic brackets, braceless brackets and even Invisalign totally transparent systems.

Sapphire brackets are an excellent option in orthodontics because of their esthetic and technical qualities and because their price is very similar to that of metal brackets.

Metal Brackets are placed on the external and visible side of the teeth to correct the position of the teeth by means of pressure. Thanks to metal brackets you will get your teeth aligned in the shortest possible time and with excellent results.

Invisible Orthodontics (Invisalign) or Transparent, consists of a series of removable aligners made of transparent plastic, which gradually move the teeth to the ideal position. The diagnosis and prescription are made with advanced digital computer imaging technologies.
Invisalign in CDMX: clear aligners with digital planning
Invisalign is an orthodontic treatment with clear and removable aligners designed to align teeth and improve the bite with a discreet and comfortable approach. At La Clinica Dental, our orthodontists evaluate your case, define aesthetic and functional goals and create a personalized plan with periodic follow-up.
Invisalign can be a great option for mild to moderate cases and, in some cases, for more complex treatments as well. The right indication depends on your diagnosis, gum health, bite and goals.
Frequently asked questions about orthodontics
1) Am I a candidate for orthodontics?
Most adolescents and adults can be candidates. The indication depends on your bite, crowding, spacing, gum health and habits (such as bruxism). In the evaluation we define objectives (function + esthetics) and the most appropriate type of treatment.
2) What problems does orthodontics correct?
Orthodontics corrects malocclusions and alignment problems that can affect esthetics, chewing and tooth wear. Among the most common:
- Crowding and crooked teeth
- Spacing between teeth
- Crossbite, open or deep bite
- Midline deviations
3) What are the options: metal brackets, sapphire or aligners?
The choice depends on your case and lifestyle. In general:
- Metallic: robust control and good cost/benefit ratio.
- Sapphire: more esthetic and discreet.
- Eyeliners: removable and transparent, ideal for those seeking discretion.
In consultation we explain pros/cons according to your bite and complexity.
4) How long does orthodontic treatment last?
It depends on the complexity, cooperation and objectives. Some cases are shorter and others require more time due to complex movements. In the assessment we give you an estimate by stages and which variables can modify it (attendance to controls, use of elastics, care of the apparatus).
5) Does orthodontics hurt?
It is normal to feel pressure or sensitivity after adjustments or when changing aligners. It is usually temporary. We explain how to manage it and what is expected vs. what requires revision.
6) How often are the control appointments?
Check-ups are scheduled according to the type of treatment and progress. At each appointment we evaluate movements, hygiene, bite and necessary adjustments. Consistency in your checkups improves the predictability of the outcome.
7) What care should I take with braces?
With braces, it is essential to take care of hygiene and avoid foods that may detach attachments. Usual recommendations:
- Detailed hygiene after eating (brushing + interdental cleaning)
- Avoid very hard or sticky foods
- Use orthodontic wax if there is chafing.
8) Can I have braces if I have sensitive gums or periodontal disease?
First we must stabilize gums. Orthodontics may require prior periodontal control and maintenance during treatment. The safety and health of your tissues is a priority to avoid complications.
9) What if I have bruxism?
Bruxism can influence planning and retention. In the assessment we evaluate wear, bite force and habits. Depending on the case, measures such as guarding, occlusal adjustments and a stricter retention plan are recommended.
10) What is retention and why is it important?
Retention is the stage after alignment to keep the teeth in their new position. It may include removable or fixed retainers. Without retention, there is a risk of teeth moving again.
11) What forms of payment and financing do you offer?
We can organize the payment by stages (assessment, initiation and controls) and, according to current conditions, offer card options such as promotions or financing. In your assessment we will confirm available options and the most convenient scheme.
Frequently asked questions about Invisalign
1) What is Invisalign and how does it work?
Invisalign is a system of clear, removable aligners. Treatment is planned in stages: you wear a series of aligners that apply controlled forces to gradually move the teeth until the planned result is achieved.
2) Is Invisalign for all cases?
Not always. Many mild to moderate cases can be treated with aligners, and some complex cases as well, but the indication depends on the diagnosis, bite, gum health and your goals. In the evaluation we confirm if Invisalign is the best option or if another alternative is appropriate.
3) How long does Invisalign treatment last?
It depends on the complexity and the plan. It also influences the constant use of aligners and attendance to controls. In consultation we give you a realistic estimate and what factors can accelerate or delay it.
4) How many hours a day should I wear the aligners?
To achieve the planned movement, aligners should be worn most of the day and removed only for eating, drinking non-permitted beverages and hygiene. In your plan we indicate the recommendations for use to maintain predictability.
5) Does Invisalign hurt?
It is normal to feel pressure or sensitivity when starting a new aligner. It is usually temporary and is part of the tooth movement process. We explain how to manage the discomfort and what signs warrant revision.
6) Can I eat anything with Invisalign?
Yes, because the aligners are removed for eating. This helps to avoid restrictions typical of braces. The important thing is to maintain good hygiene before repositioning them to protect teeth and gums.
7) What is retention after Invisalign?
Upon completion, retainers are indicated to preserve the result. Without retention, teeth tend to move over time. In consultation we define the type of retention (removable and/or fixed) and the control plan.

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