Aesthetic braces: porcelain and sapphire, individually planned.
Aesthetic braces include porcelain and sapphire options that reduce the visual contrast of brackets during fixed orthodontic treatment.
A clinical decision, not a catalog.
The choice of system considers the necessary movements, material characteristics, and daily care. A discreet appearance matters, but it never replaces diagnosis.
The recommendation, treatment steps, and estimated duration can be confirmed only after an individual assessment.
Porcelain or sapphire.
Porcelain braces
Porcelain braces are a fixed option with brackets closer to the color of natural teeth, making treatment less noticeable.
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Sapphire braces
Sapphire braces use translucent brackets to reduce visual contrast while retaining the approach of fixed orthodontic treatment.
Explore this optionWho may benefit.
- Patients who prefer a less noticeable fixed appliance
- Cases in which fixed orthodontics is recommended
- Adults and teenagers committed to oral hygiene and regular visits
What this approach offers.
Less visual contrast than conventional metal braces
Fixed treatment monitored by an orthodontist
A choice among aesthetic materials
Planning that considers function and appearance
How treatment progresses.
Each stage supports the next decision.
- Diagnosis
Assessment of the bite, tooth position, and oral health.
- System selection
Choice of material and technique suited to the case.
- Placement
Braces are fitted, with instructions on care and hygiene.
- Progress
Regular visits to guide and monitor tooth movement.
Information that supports precision.
Diagnostic imaging and digital records complement the clinical assessment and help the specialist plan and monitor treatment.
Explore Uniorto technologySpecialist-led care.
Dr. Alcides Gomes Júnior specialized in orthodontics at UNESP and holds a master's degree in temporomandibular disorders from UNIFESP. CRO/SP 42650.
Frequently asked questions.
Are aesthetic braces the same as clear aligners?
No. Aesthetic braces are fixed and use porcelain or sapphire brackets. Aligners are removable trays. The right choice depends on the case.
Are there different clear materials?
Yes. Porcelain and sapphire are among the available aesthetic options. The specialist can explain the differences that matter for your case.
Do aesthetic braces require special care?
The team's guidance on hygiene and food is important for any fixed appliance, including aesthetic systems.
Good care begins with a conversation.
Tell us briefly what you are looking for. The Uniorto team will contact you to explain the next step and arrange your consultation.