The future of orthodontics is digital.


Dr Steffen Decker Specialist Orthodontist – London


It all starts with a digital impression of your teeth followed by a face scan. Computer assisted 3D Analysis and diagnostics are crucial to develop a face driven orthodontic treatment plan. Defining and simulating the end goal and alignment of your teeth and visualising it to our patients on a screen is the most powerful tool we have nowadays.


Having agreed to a treatment plan we can open our toolbox of state-of-the-art cosmetic brace solution ceramic outside braces (Clarity Ultra Braces), hardly visible aligners (Clarity Aligners) or invisible lingual braces (Incognito Hidden Braces).


As an orthodontist we can choose the right tool for the patient and for the different needs of incorrect tooth position.


We can customise our treatments and tools to the patient needs, expectations and budget. This is a unique service only specialists can provide as we are confident using different and truly aesthetic tools to align teeth.


The huge popularity of clear aligner has created a belief patients don’t need a specialist orthodontist anymore. But this couldn’t be future from the truth, equipped with the most advanced systems from some of the most technically advanced companies such as 3M, and utilising our years of additional expertise and training as specialists there is only one place to go.


Make sure the future is invisible orthodontics, not orthodontists!


Find out how Dr Decker uses 3M™


Clarity™ Aesthetic Orthodontic


Solutions to create unbelievable results with his patients of all ages. Contact him at Rüh Dental today and see how Dr Decker can change your life;


go.3M.com/SmileDesigner


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