Orthodontics in Vienna

What is Orthodontics?

The aim of orthodontic treatment is to move teeth and jaws into a healthy, aesthetic and functionally optimal position. This improves not only the appearance of your smile but also chewing, speech and long-term stability of teeth and gums. Misalignments can be congenital or caused by habits such as thumb-sucking – in any case, expert advice is worthwhile.

Treatment Options

Whether fixed braces with brackets, clear aligners like Invisalign or invisible lingual braces: we choose the method that fits your lifestyle, age and goals. For children we use early treatment with removable or fixed appliances where appropriate; for teenagers and adults we use proven and modern techniques.

• Invisible Braces
• Lingual / inner braces
• Braces for Children
• Braces for Teens
• Braces for Adults
• Retainers
• Publicly funded braces
• Dr. Manish Sablania – About

Treatment Process

After a thorough examination and diagnostics we create an individual treatment plan. Duration and scope depend on the type of misalignment and the chosen method. For more details on the process see our page Braces & Orthodontics Process.

Frequently asked questions

Does Dr. Sablania treat adults?

Yes. Children, teenagers and adults are treated with fixed braces, clear aligners and lingual options depending on the diagnosis.

Are clear aligners available?

Yes. Clear aligners and invisible lingual braces are among the options offered at the practice.

Does the practice offer publicly funded braces?

Under certain conditions (including age and IOTN grades 4 or 5), publicly funded treatment may be possible. Details are explained on the publicly funded braces page.

Is Dr. Manish Sablania an Indian orthodontist in Vienna?

Yes. Dr. med. dent. Manish Sablania, BDS, M.Sc., is an Indian-origin specialist orthodontist and general dentist in 1200 Vienna. Consultations are available in German, English and Hindi.

Book a no-obligation consultation at our practice in Vienna – we look forward to seeing you.

General information does not replace a personal examination or diagnosis.