Accelerated Orthodontics in Pittsburgh

A Faster Way To Effectively Straighten Your Teeth
If your teeth need straightening, but you can’t bear the thought of spending years in traditional braces, accelerated orthodontics may be an option for you. We are pleased to offer a new concept in orthodontic treatment: accelerated orthodontics that can effectively straighten your teeth in just 3–8 months.
How Does Accelerated Orthodontics Work?
Traditional methods of straightening teeth involve moving just your actual teeth. Accelerated orthodontics uses a technique which allows the gums and bone to move along with the teeth, resulting in faster teeth straightening.
Certification and Advanced Training
Dr. Bakuri has achieved certification in accelerated orthodontics treatment. He also continues to expand his knowledge and hone his skills with continuing education courses related to this procedure so that he can provide you with the most up-to-date, comprehensive and reliable treatment possible.

Advantages of Accelerated Orthodontics
- Patients get in and out of braces in 3–8 months.
- It prevents post-orthodontic recession in patients with thin tissue.
- Evidence shows that there is less relapse (movement) post-orthodontically.
Accelerated orthodontics can be completed for all upper, all lower or just a few teeth, depending on the needed outcome.

$199 New Patient Special Offer
- Comprehensive oral examination
- Full mouth X-rays
- Oral cancer screening
- Consultation with the doctor
- Written treatment plan

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A Simple In-Office Procedure
Dr. Bakuri collaborates with the orthodontist to determine whether accelerated orthodontics is the most beneficial treatment for you. If so, he will carefully explain the procedure to you and will he will be more than happy to answer all your questions.
Your orthodontist will first place your braces and, about a week later, Dr. Bakuri will perform the minor surgery in our comfortable office.
It is possible that minor discomfort may be felt for a few days after the initial procedure; however, accelerated orthodontics usually causes much less discomfort than treatment with conventional orthodontics.