Designed for you.
Made for Real life.
InBrace® is a personalized behind-the-teeth, teeth straightener that’s completely hidden.
InBrace® is set-it-and-forget-it teeth-straightening that lets you live your real life and share your improving smile without anyone knowing you’re in treatment.
Tiny wire.
Massive benefits.
The InBrace Smartwire® works like autopilot, The Smartwire is programmed with Gentleforce technology from advanced shape memory alloy to gently move your teeth into place.
This means no monthly tightenings or tray changes. And you can eat, drink, brush and floss normally while treatment keeps working.
What is InBrace?
Created by orthodontists, the InBrace Smartwire uses advanced computer modeling and AI to move your teeth in a way that’s fast, healthy and completely under the radar.
Top Features
The Smartwire
Designed, Programmed and personalized to your idea smile.
Autopilot
Designed, Programmed and personalized to your idea smile.
Gentleforce® Technology
Designed, Programmed and personalized to your idea smile.
Better oral hygiene
Designed, Programmed and personalized to your idea smile.
How InBrace Works
Customized Smartwire Moves Your Teeth With GentleForce™ Technology
1. Toothprint™
Your InBrace Toothprint is scanned by a provider who creates a 3D images of the inside of your mouth. Your Toothprint is used to personalize your Smartwire for the results you want.
2. CoDesign
We CoDesign your ideal smile with your Dr. Perkins. Inbrace programs your Smartwire with Gentleforce technology to gently move teeth into place.
3. Fitting
Your Dr. Perkins fits you with your personalized Smartwire, and you leave your fitting – InBraced. Treatment is completely hidden (even up close) so you can show the world your Smile Now™.
Who is InBrace for?
InBrace treats all type of malocclusions from smile to complex cases, InBrace straightens teeth without embarrassing wires or inconvenient aligners.
Instant confidence
You’ll start seeing results as soon as two weeks. Get Ready to love looking in the mirror. or any reflective surface for that matter (we won’t judge!)
Autopilot=more you time
You’ll start seeing results as soon as two weeks. Get Ready to love looking in the mirror. or any reflective surface for that matter (we won’t judge!)
Eat Normally
You’ll start seeing results as soon as two weeks. Get Ready to love looking in the mirror. or any reflective surface for that matter (we won’t judge!)
Sip Away
You’ll start seeing results as soon as two weeks. Get Ready to love looking in the mirror. or any reflective surface for that matter (we won’t judge!)
Frequently Asked Questions
Does InBrace Hurt?
Like any other orthodontic treatment, with INBRACE in Fort Worth, you have to adjust to talking with it, along with the temporary discomfort it causes in the first two weeks. However, pain during orthodontic treatment is completely normal and unavoidable since your teeth are moving.
Who can be treated with InBrace?
Virtually everyone can use INBRACE treatment! However, you should always follow your orthodontist’s suggestions for your specific malocclusions.
What can you eat with InBrace?
While undergoing treatment with INBRACE in Fort Worth, you should try to avoid hard, sticky, and chewy foods, like nuts, popcorn, pizza crust, granola bars, baguettes, caramel candies, toffy, beef jerky, and similar foods.
Does InBrace affect speech?
INBRACE Treatment Forth Worth TX takes up space in your mouth and can initially influence speech. For most patients, speech returns to normal within 2-3 weeks.
What can I eat with InBrace?
With INBRACE you can eat the same foods as with traditional metal braces. What is more important than what you eat is the foods you should avoid, and they are hard, sticky, and chewy foods, like nuts, popcorn, pizza crust, granola bars, baguettes, caramel candies toffy, beef jerky, and similar foods.
What is the cost of InBrace treatment?
According to the INBRACE website, treatment can cost anywhere from $6,000 to $7,000.
What to expect during InBrace treatment?
The adjustment period with INBRACE typically lasts for 2-3 weeks when the patient first gets the appliance. During this time, your tongue will adjust to the new space in your mouth, which can temporarily create a slight speech impediment.
