Types of Braces

Metal Braces

Metal braces are the most common type. They are made of high grade stainless steel. Today’s metal braces are smaller, more comfortable, and more attractive than those from earlier generations. The appliance of choice for today’s teenager!

Ceramic (Clear) Braces

The subtle and aesthetic choice in orthodontic wear, clear braces offer our patients an attractive alternative to metal braces. These braces sport a translucent appearance without sacrificing the comfort and performance of metal braces. As a result, the natural beauty of your teeth shines through when you smile, and not the metal look of traditional braces.

Incognito™

One of the few practitioners of this art, Dr. Korne has been using lingual (behind the teeth braces) since 2002. Currently, he is a premier provider for Incognito by 3M Unitek, the only 100% customized orthodontic braces available today. Because no two people are alike, no two sets of these braces are alike.

Invisalign™

The alternative to wearing braces for minor tooth movement has been around for more than 10 years. Invisalign treatment consists of a series of aligners that you switch out about every three weeks. Each aligner is individually manufactured with exact calculations to gradually shift your teeth into place.

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The Center of Excellence designation for the Incognito™ Appliance System is given to practitioners who demonstrate clinical excellence with Incognito braces and make it their mission to be a leader in the use and continual development of this unique appliance. Practitioners must treat a minimum of 100 patients with Incognito braces to qualify for this designation.

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La désignation Centre d'excellence en système orthodontique Incognito™ est attribuée aux praticiens qui démontrent l'excellence clinique en utilisation du système Incognito™ et qui se donnent pour mission d’être chef de file dans le développement continu de cet appareil unique. Afin de se qualifier pour cette désignation, le praticien doit soigner au minimum 100 patients avec le système Incognito™.

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MAC is an active study group comprised of select orthodontists who share clinical and practice administration information to maximize treatment outcomes and optimize patient care.

Le MAC (Mutual Advancement Cooperative) est un groupe d'étude actif composé des meilleurs orthodontistes qui partagent des informations sur la discipline et la pratique de l'orthodontie afin de maximiser le résultat des traitements et d’optimiser les soins aux patients.