The days of wearing unsightly braces may be over, thanks to a wonderful technological innovation by Aerodentis, an Israeli company.
Utilizing an air-driven pulsating plate, this teeth-straightening device, worn only at night, was developed by Israeli company Aerodentis. Seemingly more effective than aligners and braces, it works by using a silicone balloon system with which pressure on the teeth can be adjusted for each patient.
This ensures a comfortable fit that leaves the patient with a beautiful smile. You can almost hear a sigh of relief from children with crooked teeth.
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