Sapphire brackets are the most common, although they maintain a series of differences that may lead the patient to choose one model or another.

They reduce the visual impact of the orthodontics as they are transparent, unlike porcelain ones, which are opaque white. They are made of monocrystalline sapphire; they are very strong and do not stain or wear out. Although, for this, it is absolutely necessary to perform a correct oral cleaning every day.

In any case, they allow you to show off your smile more naturally and without the need to hide it.

Differences with other brackets

Unlike metal brackets, sapphire brackets offer the same functionality but with a much more aesthetic appearance, making them a popular choice among patients.

Up to what age can they be applied?

Sapphire brackets are integrated into what is known as esthetic orthodontics.

Although its application is common in young people, it is one of the most demanded orthodontics by adults and with the purpose of improving their appearance. This type of braces combine the aesthetic factor with an economical price if compared to other techniques.