Bite correction in Kyiv

Name: Bite correction: braces, mouth guards, aligners
Brand: DentArt
SKU: 1099028
Rating: 4.9 (90 reviews)

Ready to take on the most challenging cases
We work with all modern orthodontic systems
Precise digital diagnostics

Bite correction - when shown - is now possible at any age. Therefore, not only children or adolescents but also adults can count on perfectly even teeth and a beautiful smile. Modern materials and technology allow everyone to reach these goals, with no age restrictions.

The orthodontists at the DENTART Clinic in Kyiv work with all current bracket systems, including invisible ones, and will help you with the correction of bite with the help of special trays - aligners. If needed, your treatment to create the perfect Hollywood smile can be totally invisible to other people.

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Why is it worth correcting the bite with us?

Our clinic in Kyiv employs a solid team of orthodontic specialists. They will help you solve the problem of a bad bite and get perfect results. The main reasons to choose our services include:

accurate preliminary diagnosis and competent planning of all subsequent work;
ready to take on the most complicated cases when other specialists will refuse you;
work with all current bracket systems;
possibility of unobtrusive bite correction with Aligners and/or lingual systems;
teamwork: orthodontists and implant surgeons work together with orthodontists. This is the key to proper orthodontic training for quality dental treatment and a perfect smile.

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Our doctors

We are a team that loves what we do and genuinely cares about you. It's important to us not only what we do, but how we do it — with warmth, respect, and a sincere desire to make your life better. All doctors

Victoriia BahinskaOrthodontist

447

Yevhen KhilimonyukOrthodontist, Orthodontist-gnathologist

460

Yevhen Khilimonyuk Orthodontist, Orthodontist-gnathologist

Andrii KhashchevatskyiOrthodontist, Orthodontist-gnathologist

Bite problems we treat at DENTART

Deep Bite

In a deep bite, the upper teeth excessively overlap the lower teeth when the jaws are closed. This may lead to accelerated enamel wear, gum trauma, and increased stress on the temporomandibular joint (TMJ).

Open Bite

An open bite occurs when a gap remains between the upper and lower teeth during jaw closure. This condition can affect chewing efficiency, speech clarity, and overall bite function while increasing the load on certain teeth.

Crossbite

With a crossbite, the teeth of one jaw are positioned too far inward or outward relative to the opposing jaw. This may cause facial asymmetry, uneven tooth wear, and TMJ dysfunction.

Distal Bite

In this type of malocclusion, the upper jaw or front teeth protrude significantly forward. Besides affecting facial profile aesthetics, it may also impair chewing function and contribute to breathing-related issues.

Crowded Teeth

When there is insufficient space within the dental arch, teeth may overlap, rotate, or erupt in improper positions. Crowding makes oral hygiene more difficult and increases the risk of tooth decay and gum inflammation.

Diastema

A diastema is an excessive gap between the front teeth. While often considered an aesthetic concern, in some cases it may also affect speech and overall bite balance.

Orthodontic treatment process at DENTART

Orthodontic treatment in Kyiv at DENTART includes the following stages:

Comprehensive initial consultation

The treatment journey begins with a detailed orthodontic consultation, including clinical examination, medical history review, digital diagnostics, CBCT imaging, and 3D scanning with the 3Shape TRIOS system.

Personalized treatment planning

After analyzing the diagnostic data, the orthodontist develops a customized treatment plan and discusses all key aspects with the patient — including treatment stages, estimated duration, costs, and the most suitable orthodontic system.

Preparatory stage (if required)

Before braces or aligners are placed, it may be necessary to complete preparatory dental treatment such as cavity treatment, gum therapy, professional oral hygiene, or other individually indicated procedures.

Fabrication of orthodontic appliances

Based on the approved treatment plan, the patient’s orthodontic appliances are custom-made — whether braces or a personalized set of clear aligners.

Appliance placement

The orthodontist places the braces system or delivers the aligners after attaching special composite attachments to the teeth when required. Patients also receive detailed instructions regarding oral hygiene, appliance care, and daily wear recommendations.

Adaptation period

During the first days after treatment begins, mild discomfort or pressure is completely normal as the teeth begin to move and the patient adapts to the orthodontic system. Our doctors provide personalized guidance regarding nutrition, oral care, and comfort management during this stage.

Follow-up visits and adjustments

Regular orthodontic check-ups are scheduled according to the individual treatment plan. During these visits, the orthodontist monitors treatment progress, performs necessary adjustments, activates braces systems, or provides new aligner trays.

Completion of treatment and retention phase

Once the desired result is achieved, the orthodontic appliances are removed and the teeth are professionally polished. To maintain the corrected bite and prevent relapse, retainers are placed as an essential final stage of treatment.

Everything you need to know about aligners: is there any discomfort? How long should they be worn?

The process of fitting aligners is painless. Unlike braces, aligners provide only smooth surfaces, so they do not rub the mucous membranes of the oral cavity. They also cannot damage the cheeks or scratch the tooth enamel.

Mild discomfort from the aligners is possible only during the getting used phase - usually in the first day or two after starting to wear them. Most often, it is just a feeling of a foreign body or light pressure on the teeth (after all, aligners are supposed to make the dental units move - to align). In general, the effect of aligners is considered to be milder than that of braces, so we have not encountered any patient complaints in our practice.

The total period of treatment with aligners depends on the existing orthodontic problem - the bite defect of a particular patient. On average, the results are achieved within 10-12 months, sometimes the total period of wearing aligners increases to 1.5 years. At the same time, it should be borne in mind that effective and fast teeth alignment can be achieved only if the aligners are worn on the patient's teeth for at least 22 hours a day (i.e., they are removed only for oral hygiene and eating).

Everything you need to know about aligners: is there any discomfort? How long should they be worn?

The whole truth about braces: how long and how much does it hurt?

Braces by our specialists will not cause you pain. After installation, and then when the bars are changed, there may be slight discomfort, but this disappears as you get used to it. The reasons for this are:

with external systems, we place an element on each tooth that touches the mucous membranes of the cheeks and lips. At first, these contacts can either get in the way when talking, chewing food, or being a bit of rubble. Afterwards, however, the sensitivity decreases and the discomfort disappears;
in the groove of the braces, we insert an arch which changes the bite by edging the teeth. These arcs are periodically changed and take a few days to a week to get used to after the change.

The total time you wear the braces depends on the speed at which the teeth move in the bone. Upper teeth move faster (up to 0.8 mm monthly) and lower teeth slower (0.3 mm). This information allows doctors to make predictions about wear, but it’s all individual. On average, the systems should be worn for around 1-2 years.

Why do adults need to have their teeth altered?

It is a mistake to think that a wrong bite is merely an aesthetic problem. There are enough reasons to treat it regardless of age:

uneven teeth often cause migraines, headaches, clicking or painful sensations in the jaw when eating, and can cause tinnitus;
overlapping (excessive closeness) of teeth and other orthodontic problems interfere with proper oral hygiene. This results in plaque and tartar, and increases the risk of tooth decay and periodontal inflammation;
malocclusions and/or abnormal positions of the teeth speed up tooth abrasion. Besides aesthetic problems, it causes excessive sensitivity to hot or cold foods, sweets, acids, etc;
bad bites often cause problems with pronunciation (diction is affected).

How is an adult’s bite corrected?

There are two ways to correct a bad bite:

wearing braces. This is the most common option. Both vestibular (those fixed on the outside of the tooth) and lingual (hidden on the inside) solutions are used. Our brace systems are also available in different materials (ceramic, metal or sapphire) and fixation types (ligature and Damon, i.e. self-ligating);
use of individual clear polymer mouth guards (Aligners). This method is suitable for individual adults, allowing them to have their bite corrected without traditional braces.

What will a bite correction at DENTART do?

Orthodontic treatment at our clinic in Kyiv will ensure:

beautiful, straight teeth, which will finally make you not be ashamed of his smile;
getting rid of headaches, various problems with the nasopharynx and ears, discomfort in the neck area;
improvement of the digestive system, including elimination of unpleasant odours;
positive external changes and slowing down of ageing: after a bite correction, the profile and oval of the face and the shape of the lips are transformed;
relief from psychological problems and complexes.

Questions and answers

Can bite problems be corrected in adulthood?

Yes. Modern orthodontic systems — including braces and clear aligners — make it possible to correct bite issues at virtually any age. Successful treatment requires healthy teeth and gums, as well as sufficient bone support. Orthodontic treatment for adults improves not only smile aesthetics, but also helps prevent TMJ disorders, uneven enamel wear, and other functional complications.
What is a malocclusion and how does it affect overall oral health?

Malocclusion refers to improper alignment or contact between the upper and lower teeth, or incorrect positioning of individual teeth within the dental arch. While many patients initially seek treatment for aesthetic reasons, bite disorders can also lead to accelerated enamel wear, tooth fractures, gum problems, difficulties with oral hygiene, jaw joint discomfort, and an increased risk of cavities.
How long does orthodontic treatment for adults usually take?

The average duration of orthodontic treatment for adults ranges from approximately 1.5 to 2.5 years. Treatment time depends on the complexity of the case, the chosen orthodontic system, and individual biological factors affecting tooth movement. Minor aesthetic corrections may take less than a year, while more complex bite disorders may require longer treatment followed by a retention phase to stabilize the results.
What is the best age to start orthodontic treatment?

Orthodontic treatment is generally easier during adolescence, when the jawbones are still developing and more adaptable. However, modern orthodontics allows effective bite correction in adults of all ages — including patients in their 20s, 30s, 40s, and beyond. In most cases, the best time to begin treatment is simply as early as possible.
Is orthodontic treatment with braces or aligners painful?

Orthodontic treatment is not considered painful in the traditional sense, although temporary discomfort or pressure is common — especially after appliance placement or routine adjustments. Clear aligners are often perceived as more comfortable because they do not contain metal elements that may irritate the soft tissues.
Can teeth shift back after treatment if retainers are not worn?

Yes. Without proper retention, teeth naturally tend to move back toward their original positions over time. Retainers are an essential part of orthodontic treatment because they allow the surrounding bone and soft tissues to stabilize and adapt to the corrected alignment.
Are there contraindications for braces after the age of 30, 40, or 50?

Age itself is not a contraindication for orthodontic treatment. However, certain medical or dental conditions may limit treatment options, including active gum disease, severe bone loss, uncontrolled systemic diseases, immune disorders, or significant tooth loss. Each case requires comprehensive diagnostics and individualized evaluation.
Does DENTART offer interest-free installment plans for orthodontic treatment?

Yes. DENTART offers flexible installment payment options through Monobank and PrivatBank. These programs typically allow patients to divide the total treatment cost into equal monthly payments without additional interest or hidden fees, making long-term orthodontic treatment more financially convenient.
What is included in the cost of orthodontic treatment?

The cost of orthodontic treatment generally includes the orthodontic system itself — braces or aligners — along with scheduled adjustment visits throughout treatment. Initial diagnostics such as CBCT imaging and digital scanning, preparatory dental treatment, professional hygiene, micro-implants (if needed), and retainers may be billed separately depending on the treatment plan.
Does the orthodontist guarantee treatment results?

Orthodontic treatment at DENTART is performed according to modern clinical protocols and is carefully planned to achieve predictable functional and aesthetic results. Treatment success depends on close cooperation between the orthodontist and the patient, including compliance with appointments, appliance wear instructions, oral hygiene recommendations, and the retention phase after active treatment is completed.
Can orthodontic treatment be combined with dental implants?

Yes. Orthodontic treatment and dental implants can be combined when properly planned. In most cases, bite correction is completed before implant placement. However, in certain situations, implants may be placed earlier if they are needed to support orthodontic tooth movement as part of the treatment strategy.