Modern Orthodontics in Riga — We care dental clinic
A healthy and beautiful oral cavity is inconceivable without the correct arrangement of teeth. Orthodontics is a branch of dentistry that deals with correcting misalignment of teeth and jaw misalignment . As a result of orthodontic treatment, you will get a beautiful smile, a functionally stable bite, and improve the health of the tissues that support the teeth in the long term.
More than 30% of people with malocclusion need orthodontic treatment. After all, an extra load on the jaw, gums and teeth is sometimes an irreversible risk to the health of your smile.
Our specialists
Dr. Diāna Čebanova
DDS Certified General Dentist
€2000
€500
€85
€250
€2550
€3100
€2200
Service prices
Braces
Caps
Invisalign, for patients with permanent bite, starting from
Invisalign First, Phase I (for children with primary/milk teeth)
Angel Aligner, for patients with permanent bite, starting from
Angel Aligner Kids (for children with primary/milk teeth)
Clincheck without further treatment
Follow-up visit with aligners
Orthodontic diagnostics (2D, images, scanning, CEF, treatment planning)
€750
€60
€75
Metal self-ligating braces (one jaw)
€900
Ceramic braces (one jaw)
€1000
€1200
M.Mew technology (plate), starting from:
Bonding of metal braces (one jaw)
Archwire removal
Braces removal (one jaw)
Braces adjustment
€60
Fixed retainer placement
€100
Follow-up visit with dental plate / braces
€35
Orthodontics
Correction of the bite - we will select the appropriate system and walk the path to the perfect smile together with you
Clear Aligners: Invisalign and Angel Aligner
Orthodontics treatments get your Dream Smile
Braces: Metal and Ceramic Systems
Pediatric Orthodontics: Plates and Jaw Expanders
Braces
Aligners
Pediatric Orthodontics
Correction of the bite
Frequently asked questions:
Comprehensive treatment using aligners (Angel Aligner and Invisalign) can address various orthodontic issues, such as malocclusion, mild crowding, or gaps between teeth. The treatment process is virtually invisible and does not interfere with your daily life, as the aligners are completely transparent and removable. However, it is important to note that only an orthodontist can determine whether aligner treatment is right for you.
Each aligner should be worn for about two weeks, after which it will need to be replaced with the next one. The number of aligners required is determined individually for each patient, based on their specific bite issues and treatment plan.
Each aligner should be worn for about two weeks, after which it will need to be replaced with the next one. The number of aligners required is determined individually for each patient, based on their specific bite issues and treatment plan.
There is a myth that orthodontic repair and treatment damage the teeth. This is misleading because the orthodontic appliance itself does not cause teeth damage. However, it should be remembered that plaque forms around braces, attachments and other appliancies in the oral cavity during their use. If not properly and regularly cleaned, it damages enamel and gums and causes permanent tooth damage. Plaque contains many bacteria that produce acids, and these acids destroy the outer surface of the tooth (enamel). Since bacteria produce acid from carbohydrates, it is advisable to reduce the amount and frequency of consuming sugar, sweets, and carbonated, sweet and sour drinks during orthodontic treatment.
Poor oral hygiene during dental anjustment causes inflammation of the gums (gingivitis), which can develop into more severe gum and bone destruction (periodontitis) and lead to an unfavourable outcome of the orthodontic treatment.
Poor oral hygiene during dental anjustment causes inflammation of the gums (gingivitis), which can develop into more severe gum and bone destruction (periodontitis) and lead to an unfavourable outcome of the orthodontic treatment.
Orthodontic treatment is typically provided to children and adolescents; however, with the growing demand for aesthetic results in orthodontics, adults are increasingly seeking treatment—both to achieve proper tooth alignment and to obtain an aesthetically pleasing smile.
The average duration of orthodontic treatment is 1.5 to 2 years. Today, orthodontics offers various aesthetically pleasing treatment options, such as ceramic braces or clear aligners. However, it is important to remember that orthodontic treatment also has its limitations and risks, as the human body’s reactions, although well-studied, are sometimes unpredictable.
Comprehensive treatment using aligners (Angel Aligner and Invisalign) can address various orthodontic issues, such as malocclusion, mild crowding, or gaps between teeth. The treatment process is virtually invisible and does not interfere with your daily life, as the aligners are completely transparent and removable. However, it is important to note that only an orthodontist can determine whether aligner treatment is right for you.
Each aligner should be worn for about two weeks, after which it will need to be replaced with the next one. The number of aligners required is determined individually for each patient, based on their specific bite issues and treatment plan.
Each aligner should be worn for about two weeks, after which it will need to be replaced with the next one. The number of aligners required is determined individually for each patient, based on their specific bite issues and treatment plan.
There is a myth that orthodontic repair and treatment damage the teeth. This is misleading because the orthodontic appliance itself does not cause teeth damage. However, it should be remembered that plaque forms around braces, attachments and other appliancies in the oral cavity during their use. If not properly and regularly cleaned, it damages enamel and gums and causes permanent tooth damage. Plaque contains many bacteria that produce acids, and these acids destroy the outer surface of the tooth (enamel). Since bacteria produce acid from carbohydrates, it is advisable to reduce the amount and frequency of consuming sugar, sweets, and carbonated, sweet and sour drinks during orthodontic treatment.
Poor oral hygiene during dental anjustment causes inflammation of the gums (gingivitis), which can develop into more severe gum and bone destruction (periodontitis) and lead to an unfavourable outcome of the orthodontic treatment.
Poor oral hygiene during dental anjustment causes inflammation of the gums (gingivitis), which can develop into more severe gum and bone destruction (periodontitis) and lead to an unfavourable outcome of the orthodontic treatment.
Orthodontic treatment is typically provided to children and adolescents; however, with the growing demand for aesthetic results in orthodontics, adults are increasingly seeking treatment—both to achieve proper tooth alignment and to obtain an aesthetically pleasing smile.
The average duration of orthodontic treatment is 1.5 to 2 years. Today, orthodontics offers various aesthetically pleasing treatment options, such as ceramic braces or clear aligners. However, it is important to remember that orthodontic treatment also has its limitations and risks, as the human body’s reactions, although well-studied, are sometimes unpredictable.
32k +
3500 +
visits
prosthetics
96%
of patients return to us
1000+
implantations
How to find us:
1. “E.Birznieka-Upīša iela” stop, Trolleybus № 13, towards the center
2. Paid parking lot E.Birznieka-Upīša along the street, zone “B”
3. Paid parking E.Birznieka-Upīša iela 22
3. Paid parking E.Birznieka-Upīša iela 22
Parking:
SIA We care, registration Nr. 40203068188
medical institution code 010001913
legal / actual address:
Ernesta Birznieka-Upīša iela 27-27,
Riga, LV-1011
Account: LV48HABA0551043442349
medical institution code 010001913
legal / actual address:
Ernesta Birznieka-Upīša iela 27-27,
Riga, LV-1011
Account: LV48HABA0551043442349
Contacts
You can make an appointment with our specialists by phone or by sending us an e-mail
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