Retainers:

Retainers are custom-made appliances designed to maintain teeth alignment following orthodontic treatment. They are typically worn at night to prevent teeth from returning to their original position.

Bonded Permanent Retainer:

A bonded permanent retainer is a thin wire bonded to the back surface of the teeth to prevent them from shifting after orthodontic treatment. This fixed retainer provides long-term stability and requires minimal maintenance.

Palatal Expander:

A palatal expander is a removable or fixed appliance that gradually widens the upper jaw to correct crossbites and create space for crowded teeth.

Herbst Appliance:

The Herbst appliance is a fixed orthodontic appliance that corrects overbites by encouraging the lower jaw to grow forward.

Positioner:

A positioner is a removable appliance that fine-tunes teeth alignment following orthodontic treatment, ensuring optimal results and long-term stability.

Forsus:

The Forsus appliance is a fixed orthodontic appliance that corrects overbites and improves bite alignment by applying continuous gentle pressure to the teeth and jaw.

Spacers:

Spacers are small elastic or metal devices placed between teeth to create space before orthodontic treatment, such as braces or Invisalign.