Personalized, Patient-Friendly Treatment
Utilizing the latest in advanced orthodontic technology, the Motion Appliance ensures a fast, effective, and aesthetic first stage in your orthodontic treatment. Plus, by jumpstarting your orthodontic care with the Motion Appliance, your overall treatment time is reduced, which means less time in braces.
Normal treatment time for the appliance is 3 to 5 months, but it can differ depending on your orthodontic case. When the desired movement is reached, your orthodontist will remove the appliance and will place your braces or aligners to complete your orthodontic care.
A beautiful smile enhances your quality of life and is an investment that lasts a lifetime. Let us show you how easy it is to obtain your desired smile with the Motion Appliance.
How a Motion Appliance benefits you
Shorter Treatment Time
The appliance is placed before your braces are put into place for faster movement of teeth and less time in braces.
Elastics Early On
Elastics are worn at the beginning of treatment when you are excited to start orthodontic treatment, rather than at the end when you are ready for your braces to come off.
Aesthetically Pleasing
Unique design makes the appliance hardly noticeable in your mouth.
Normal Speech
The quality of your speech is not affected unlike when wearing other traditional orthodontic appliances.
No Facial Appliance Needed
Avoid the bulky feeling from alternative solutions which are more invasive, such as headgear, and worn outside the mouth.
Sleek, Low-Profile Design
The low profile and smooth surface makes it comfortable to wear; there is no poking of the lips/cheeks.
Good Oral Hygiene
The appliance is easy to clean, plus it is also easy to brush your teeth to keep your mouth free of debris, resulting in good oral hygiene.
With the Motion Appliance, achieving a beautiful smile in the shortest possible time has never been so easy. This sleek, comfortable Class II correction appliance was designed with you, the patient, in mind. Call our office today to learn more.
