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Frequently Asked Questions

Questions and Answers by our clients.

  • 1. Are Anboini braces invisible?

    Anboini braces are placed behind of the teeth so they are invisible during treatment.

  • 2. Will Anboini braces be painful?

    For the first two weeks, your tongue and teeth may be sensitive, just as they would be with traditional braces. So you can expect an adjustment period and some discomfort. Nonprescription pain medication can be used during this adjustment period.

  • 3. Will Anboini braces affect my speech?

    After your braces are put on, you can experience a minor speech impediment during the first couple of weeks. But most people can adjust to speaking with braces within two weeks.

    If you click here, you can hear the pronunciation of the patient before and after bonding Anboini lingual braces.

  • 4. What makes the Anboini system different?

    Most lingual braces are single-slotted and have some shortcomings in full expression of their treatment prescription which is built in the braces during customization. Fully customized Anboini system uses multi-slotted brackets1 and tandem archwire technique2 to express their built-in prescription completely. So your teeth will move in the most effective manner and the treatment will be close to reaching its goal efficiently.

    1. Hong RK and Sohn HW. Update on the Fujita lingual bracket. J Clin Orthod 1999;33:136-42. 2. Lim SM, Hong RK. The tandem archwire technique in lingual orthodontics. J Clin Orthod 2013;47:232-40.

  • 5. How long does it take to finish treatment with Anboini system?

    The length of treatment depends on a number of issues, including the severity of the problem, the patient’s growth and the level of patient cooperation.

    Due to the advanced controllability of fully customized multi-slot brakets and tandem archwire, your teeth will move in the most efficient manner.

  • Pronunciation before and after bonding Anboini lingual braces

    You can hear the pronunciation of the patient before and after bonding Anboini lingual braces.