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Temporary Anchorage Devices (TADs)

Small anchors that provide precise tooth movement without extra appliances.

  • Small, temporary titanium anchors placed in the jaw to support precise tooth movement and reduce the need for headgear or extra appliances.

  • Small anchors are temporarily placed in the jaw to provide stable support, allowing targeted tooth movement without relying on other teeth or external appliances.

  • Allows more precise tooth movement, shorter treatment times, and fewer appliances while improving predictability and results.

  • Patients needing complex tooth movements, space closure, or bite correction where traditional braces or aligners need added support.

  • Placement is quick and minimally invasive, typically done in-office. Most patients experience mild soreness and return to normal activities the same day.

  • Placement takes about 15–30 minutes. TADs remain in place for several months, depending on treatment needs.

  • Good oral hygiene is important while TADs are in place. Mild discomfort is normal and typically short-lived.

  • Mild soreness is common for a few days. Normal activities can usually be resumed the same day, with simple care instructions to support healing.

Frequently Asked Questions

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