Treatment tailored to your needs
Orthodent is committed to providing quality orthodontic care that is accessible to all. We effectively treat dental malposition, growth and speech disorders in children, adolescents and adults. We strive to offer you the most comfortable, discreet and effective treatment for your daily life, while taking into account your preferences and objectives.
Multi-attachment vestibular appliances are bonded to the teeth of the dental arches and connected by a wire (arch) to induce tooth movement.
These attachments are bonded to the hidden surface of the teeth to provide a more discreet treatment, with results comparable to conventional orthodontics.
Corrective aligners can be used to treat moderate malocclusions. This invisible, removable appliance is appreciated for its discretion.
small functional appliances will enable young children to correct their “bad” habits (sucking), swallowing, chewing and ventilation, all of which have an impact on their growth and dental development.
Orthodontic specialists
Since 2010, Orthodent has been welcoming adults and children to its five clinics in Chavannes-près-Renens, Pully, Châtel-St-Denis, Vevey and Bulle. Thanks to an empathetic, understanding approach and qualified specialists, we offer simple, comfortable preventive and corrective care.
Why choose Orthodent?
Orthodent offers you services and benefits, orthodontic treatment and personalized follow-up, quality care provided by practitioners specializing in Orthodontics-Dento-Facial.
We help optimize your masticatory function, facial aesthetics and oral health.
We’ll make sure you’re comfortable and satisfied with the progress you’re making.
Our goal will be to improve your self-confidence, your quality of life and give you a harmonious smile.
Coverage in an orthodontic practice
At Orthodent, children, teenagers and adults benefit from attentive listening and personalized advice. Our specialists offer customized treatments with discreet, easy-to-use and effective appliances. Each solution is designed to meet the patient’s expectations and achieve the desired result, with the shortest and most cost-effective treatment.
Examination of the oral condition, clinical diagnosis and selection of the treatment best suited to the patient.
Anamnesis, X-rays, analyses and measurements, photos, digital impressions, device design and production.
Installation of rings or device, maintenance instructions, regular checks and adjustments.
Removal of braces, polishing of teeth, digital impressions, fitting of restorations and final X-rays to validate the therapeutic result.
Your smile is our priority
Orthodontics is a medical specialty that aims to correct dental malposition, jaw anomalies and achieve dental alignment.
It also makes brushing easier, improves your smile and makes you feel better.
Why consult an orthodontist?
Orthodontics is an integral part of oral and periodontal health. It includes the prevention and correction of dental and skeletal anomalies from the age of 7. Our orthodontists use high-performance appliances and cutting-edge technology to offer the shortest treatment times, while ensuring therapeutic success and stable results.
Overlapped front teeth can lead to cavities, slurred speech, pain and low self-confidence.
Correcting an underlying occlusion, prognathia (advanced jaw) or retrognathia balances the profile.
Speech problems can be linked to misalignment or deformity of the teeth.
How to find us
Conveniently located in Chavannes-près-Renens, Pully, Vevey, Châtel-St-Denis and Bulle, Orthodent centers offer fast treatment and easy access, with public transport and parking close by.
Rte Maladière 24, 1022 Chavannes | Tel: 0848 22 48 22
Rue de Gruyères 28, 1630 Bulle | Tel: 0848 22 48 22
Rue du Simplon 2, 1800 Vevey | Tel: 0848 22 48 22
Av. de la Gare 52, 1618 Châtel-St-Denis | Tel: 0848 22 48 22
Av. de lavaux 35, 1009 Pully | Tel : 0848 22 48 22
Your questions, our answers
At what age is it best to start orthodontic treatment?
From age 7, when the first permanent teeth appear.
What types of braces do you offer?
All current techniques, multi-ring, lingual, corrective aligners, functional interception…
What is the average length of orthodontic treatment?
Generally 2 years, depending on treatment.
Is the treatment painful?
No, not at all.
How many follow-up visits are required during treatment?
Generally once a month, to check and activate the device and monitor treatment progress.
What's the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist?
A dentist is a dental professional who looks after the overall health of the teeth, gums and mouth. Having studied dentistry at university, dentists are able to perform a wide range of treatments, including cavities, extractions and periodontal care. They are often the first point of contact for dental appointments.
An orthodontist, on the other hand, is a specialist in orthodontics, a specific branch of dentistry that focuses on correcting the position of teeth and jaws. After first qualifying as a dental practitioner, orthodontists pursue further studies to master the diagnosis and treatment of problems related to tooth malposition or jaw misalignment.
The main aim oforthodontics is to improve the relationship between the teeth and jaws, which can include the treatment of malocclusions, too-wide or too-narrow spaces between teeth, or bone development problems. To achieve this, orthodontists often use special braces to gradually move teeth and correct their distance and alignment.
In a nutshell:
That’s why it’s important to make an appointment with the right professional for the type of treatment or correction required.
