Modern metal braces provide reliable, precise control over tooth movement and can treat everything from straightforward alignment concerns to complex bite problems.
Get the control of fixed braces with a more discreet appearance. Tooth-colored ceramic brackets blend more naturally with your smile and are especially popular with teens and adults.
Pitts21 uses self-ligating brackets with a built-in mechanism for holding the orthodontic wire, giving Dr. Yelizar another advanced system for precisely planning tooth movement.
Angel Aligners provide a clear, removable approach to orthodontic treatment without traditional brackets and wires. Beyond Smiles offers both Angel Aligner Classic and Angel Aligner Pro.
Brava is positioned behind the teeth and uses an independent tooth-movement system, providing fixed orthodontic treatment that remains largely hidden when you smile.
C5 uses a thin custom wire bonded behind the front teeth to provide discreet, targeted correction for appropriate cases involving crowding, spacing, or orthodontic relapse.
A gummy smile can have several different causes. Depending on your anatomy, orthodontic movement, TADs, and soft-tissue treatment may be used to create better balance between the teeth and gums.
Digital scanning creates a detailed 3D model of your teeth without traditional putty impressions, giving us precise information for diagnosis, treatment planning, and customized appliances.
TADs provide additional anchorage for specific orthodontic movements that may be difficult to accomplish with braces or aligners alone.
Soft-tissue laser technology allows Dr. Yelizar to precisely reshape small areas of gum tissue when appropriate for the function or final appearance of your smile.
From DIBS AI bracket planning and indirect bonding to digital imaging and remote monitoring, we use modern technology when it can improve precision, efficiency, or your treatment experience.
MARPE uses skeletal anchorage to expand a narrow upper jaw in appropriately selected older teens and adults who may no longer be ideal candidates for conventional childhood expansion.
A restrictive lingual frenulum can affect tongue mobility and oral function. When appropriate, tongue-tie treatment may be considered as one part of a broader treatment plan.
For growing patients with certain jaw relationships, orthodontic treatment may be timed to help guide development and improve the relationship between the upper and lower jaws.
Orthodontic evaluation can consider the relationship between the teeth, jaws, oral structures, and airway rather than looking at tooth alignment in isolation. When airway concerns extend beyond orthodontics, care may be coordinated with appropriate medical specialists.
Myobrace may be incorporated into treatment for certain growing children to address oral habits and functional patterns while the teeth and jaws are still developing.
