Digital Pin Positioning for Safe, Stable Tooth Movement

Digital pin positioning helps us place mini-implants with absolute precision — ensuring stability, comfort, and effectiveness from the very first step.

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Tiny pins, big impact

Mini-pins might be small, but they play a big role in guiding complex tooth movements. We use digital tools to plan their placement for maximum effectiveness and minimal risk.

Smarter Diagnostics

The Technology Behind Your Smile

We use cutting-edge tools to track your jaw and bite in real time — helping us plan treatments that not only look great, but feel right too.

Our Features

What You Get from Precision Pin Planning

Fewer Complications

Digital placement avoids misalignment and reduces pain.

Better Appliance Fit

Pins anchor your devices — so fit and force matter.

Stronger Movement Control

We can move specific teeth with greater accuracy.

Faster Progress

With better anchorage, your treatment stays on track.

Pin placement in our Office

Pin placement done in-house — no extra appointments or coordination needed.

How Pin Positioning Works

We use CBCT or 3D imaging to map your jaw and identify the ideal placement spot for each pin.

Start Your Journey
Step 1

Scan, CBCT & Overlapping

We assess bone, nerve paths, and roots to define the safest pin zones.

Understand the Root Cause
Step 2

Digital Pin Planning

We use software to plan precise pin placement for optimal force direction, tailored to your anatomy and movement goals.

Step 3

Guided Placement

We apply the plan during treatment for more comfortable and precise placement.

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Step 4

Real-Time Adjustment

We monitor pin stability and make changes if needed during your treatment.

When Precision Pins Make Sense

We use mini-pins in more advanced cases — like closing gaps, moving individual teeth, or anchoring devices without relying on other teeth.

For Complex Movements

Especially when teeth need to move in opposite directions.

Instead of Headgear

We anchor pins instead of using external tools.

For Non-Compliance Cases

Helpful when elastic wear is inconsistent.

Testimonials

What Patients Say

Small but mighty tools that made a big difference.

Anchoring requirements
maximum anchorage

"I got used to the pins very quickly. Inserting them wasn't bad at all. It only took about 15 minutes, no longer.”

Duration placing TADs

15 minutes

Stability

99% stable till end of treatment

Health Benefits

A safe and gentle treatment outcome is much easier to achieve.

“They explained exactly where and why each pin would go. I felt totally in control.”

I had no pain neither when sitting down nor in the days after

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do mini-pins (TADs) hurt when they’re placed?

Not at all! Placement is quick and usually done without much discomfort. Most patients say it feels like light pressure — and are surprised by how easy it is.

Why do I even need pins? Can’t my braces or aligners do the job?

In some cases, braces or aligners need a bit of extra help to move teeth exactly where they need to go. Pins act like tiny anchors, giving us better control — especially for tricky movements.

Will the pins stay in my mouth the whole treatment?

Not necessarily. They’re usually temporary and only used for part of your treatment. Once we’ve achieved the goal, we remove them quickly and comfortably.

Are mini-implants safe?

Usually, yes. They may still be needed for other tooth movements. After treatment, we remove them quickly and painlessly—it only takes a few minutes.

How do I take care of the pins at home?

It is pretty simple. Gently brush around the mini-implant (TAD) as if it were a natural tooth.
We also recommend using a single-tuft (end-tuft/interspace) brush to massage and clean the gums around the pin. Most patients barely need to change their routine. If you notice gum inflammation, apply a healing gel/ointment to the area several times a day until it resolves (and follow your clinician’s instructions).

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