Myobrace

An orthodontic approach for children that, in selected cases, combines the correction of oral habits with the development of dental arches and tooth positioning.

Myobrace is used in selected patients during the growth phase, when certain oral habits can affect jaw development and tooth position.

Therapy requires the active cooperation of the child and the parent and is not a substitute for every form of orthodontic treatment.

It can be considered if:

Myobrace is a system of removable orthodontic appliances used in certain patients during growth and development.

Unlike therapy focused exclusively on tooth position, the Myobrace approach also takes into account functional factors such as tongue position, breathing patterns, and other oral habits.

Therapy is carried out according to an individual plan and requires regular wearing of the braces and adherence to the instructions given.

Myobrace and fixed braces do not have the same role.

Myobrace is most commonly applied earlier, during development, when the goal is to influence certain functional habits and the conditions of dental arch development. Fixed braces allow for more precise movement of individual teeth and may be necessary later, even if the child has previously used Myobrace.

Therefore, therapies should not be viewed as direct alternatives, but rather as different approaches for different orthodontic needs.

01

Evaluation of tooth position, bite, and oral habits.

02

Determining therapy goals and the role of Myobrace.

03

Individual selection of devices according to the child's developmental stage.

04

Education on wearing braces and performing exercises.

05

Regular developmental check-ups and adjustment of further therapy.

The price depends on the developmental stage, the duration of therapy, and the number of appliances needed during treatment.

After the examination, you will receive a recommendation and information on expected costs.