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DAMON System

At first, it may seem that Damon system is just another fixed prosthesis since Damon braces include a wire that goes through the bracket heads as well. However, while traditional, regular braces require a rubber tie to hold the wire in the bracket slot, Damon braces are self-ligated brackets. They use a small sliding door to capture the wire.

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Being self-ligated braces is not the most important feature of the Damon system. There is a concept of the application of biological forces that is a new approach to the therapy. That is exactly what the most important feature of the Damon system is. Biological forces are mild continuous forces that enable a tooth restoration to its proper position. These forces are similar to the forces created by facial muscles. On the other hand, due to the use of ligatures, traditional braces can produce stronger and more aggressive pressure on teeth that can bring about negative effects.

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"DAMON System" is one of the best orthodontic treatment in the world, and below you can find several reasons why is the best choice for you.

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  • Damon braces therapy lasts shorter compared to regular fixed braces for up to 6 months.

  • In addition, Damon braces reduce the need for check-ups by 48% due to the lack of need to change ligature. The most common check-ups are in two months. Therefore, it is a great opportunity for patients from abroad, since the price of Damon braces is considerably cheaper in our country.

  • While traditional, regular braces sometimes require extraction of healthy teeth to make room for proper tooth position, Damon braces most often do not require it.

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The price of the whole treatment can vary from 1400 EUR up to 2000 EUR, depending on the complexity of the patient’s case. The price is for both jaws + all check-ups are included.

 

Feel free to “BOOK NOW”, and have a free consultation done at one of our dental offices, or we can do it online.

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Please make sure to share with us your Panoramic Orthodontics X-ray image!

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