Micro-implants for complex tooth movement.
Temporary anchorage devices (TADs) that provide fixed points for moving teeth in complex cases, often avoiding the need for jaw surgery.
Tiny titanium screws temporarily placed in the jawbone to provide anchorage for moving teeth in complex orthodontic cases.
Placement is done with local anesthesia and is typically less uncomfortable than a tooth extraction.
They remain in place for the duration needed (usually several months) and are easily removed when no longer needed.
Yes, they are a well-established orthodontic tool with an excellent safety profile.