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Braces in Everyday Life

Does your teen play rugby, play an instrument or eat in the canteen? Wearing braces should no longer be a barrier to their social or sporting life.

Common concerns of adolescents (and parents) before treatment:

These fears are legitimate but date back to the old orthodontics.

The impacts can cause the metal rings to rub against the lips, causing injury.

Traditional rings easily trap food, making brushing tedious for a teenager.

Eating an apple or crusty bread while wearing rings exposes you to the risk of them coming loose.

Any device in the mouth requires an adaptation period for the tongue (a few days).

Failing to anticipate these constraints leads to treatment failure.

Improper brushing around rings leaves irreversible white stains on the enamel.

If he eats just anything, the rings keep breaking, prolonging the treatment.

A device that is too restrictive or painful will discourage the adolescent from cooperating.

Dr. Barrière is a qualified specialist. He combines clinical experience with cutting-edge digital technology.

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Invisible solutions and education for autonomy.

Clear aligners (Invisalign) that he removes to eat, play sports or brush his teeth.

For teenagers wearing braces, we provide a secure mouthguard for boxing or rugby.

The team trains the teen on how to use the brush heads when installing the Starter Kit.

Orthodontics adapts to your life, not the other way around. Tell us about your activities during your first appointment!

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