A Beautiful Child Is a Healthy Child
Healthy Growth Starts with the Right Bite
The first orthodontic evaluation is recommended at age 5-6, when baby teeth begin transitioning to permanent teeth. This is the critical window to guide proper jaw development — not correct problems later.
- Specialized pediatric jaw and bite diagnostics
- Gentle, non-invasive treatment approach
- Guide healthy jaw development and prevent future complications
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We don’t just straighten teeth — we guide facial growth
Our orthodontic treatment is based on the Vienna School of Gnathology, using advanced guided growth techniques to ensure:
- Proper jaw development
- Balanced facial profile
- Healthy breathing and function
Early signs
your child may need orthodontic guidance
Early assessment helps guide proper jaw development, breathing patterns, and long-term alignment.
Mouth breathing (instead of nasal breathing)
Facial asymmetry
Tongue rests low in the mouth instead of the palate
Baby teeth are not falling out on time
No spacing between baby teeth
Permanent teeth grow crowded, rotated, or out of position
Narrow smile or excessive gum display
Upper jaw is underdeveloped
Lower jaw appears set back ("bird profile")
What Parents Say About Their Child’s Care
Families trust our clinic for thoughtful diagnostics, gentle treatment, and a child-focused approach that helps young patients feel safe and supported throughout their care.
With over 15 years of clinical experience, Dr. Liliya Zhernova specializes in pediatric orthodontics and functional facial development.
Her approach goes far beyond straightening teeth — it is about guiding the growth of the child’s face, jaws, and function from an early age.
Our goal is to:
- guide jaw growth
- create space naturally
- restore proper breathing and function
- build a well-balanced facial profile
Our Expert Team
Trust the health of your smile to a team of professionals with an average of 10+ years of experience
Guided Growth Orthodontics
We use a combination of advanced techniques tailored to each child's stage of development:
Expansion & Jaw Development
- Haas appliance for upper jaw expansion
- Functional appliances to stimulate proper growth
Early Alignment & Prevention
- Invisalign First (Invisalign System) for early correction
- Partial bracket systems when needed
Functional Correction
- Special appliances that reposition the jaws
- Plates (removable appliances) for guided development
Continuous Monitoring
- Every child is carefully observed over time
- Regularly adjusted, because growth is a process - not a one-time treatment
- Guided through each growth stage
Give Your Child the Foundation for a Healthy Smile
Early diagnosis and gentle care can help guide proper jaw development, improve comfort, and support healthy growth.
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When Should You Take Your Child to an Orthodontist?
Many parents assume that orthodontic treatment begins in the teenage years. However, the most important first visit should happen much earlier — around the age of 5.5 years.
At approximately five and a half, a child enters the stage known as mixed dentition, when both baby teeth and permanent teeth are present. This is a critical window in craniofacial development. During this time, the jaws are still actively growing, and their development can be guided in the right direction.
An early orthodontic evaluation allows the specialist to identify developing issues such as jaw discrepancies, crowding, malocclusion,
or harmful habits (like mouth breathing or thumb sucking). At this stage, treatment is often simpler, more physiological, and highly effective.
The key advantage of early intervention is growth modification. Instead of correcting fully developed problems later in life, the orthodontist can guide the natural development of the jaws and dental arches. This approach can help prevent more complex treatments, extractions, or even surgery in the future.
Delaying the first visit may mean missing this unique developmental window. Once growth slows, treatment becomes more limited and often more invasive.
In summary, the age of 5.5 years is not too early — it is strategically ideal. A timely consultation ensures that your child’s smile develops harmoniously, supporting proper function, aesthetics, and long-term stability.
Secure Your Child's Healthy Future Today
Don't wait for small issues to become big problems. A simple evaluation can provide peace of mind and set your child on the path to lifelong health and comfort. Schedule a specialized consultation with our expert team.