DNA Appliance

Epigenetic Orthodontics

Our innovative solutions provide a natural way for the body to move teeth into their correct positions, using the concept of Epigenetic Orthodontics to enhance craniofacial development. Traditional orthodontic treatments often use force braces fixed to the teeth, which are worn all the time. Epigenetic Orthodontics is different because instead of using mechanical forces to move teeth, a patented removable Daytime-Nighttime Appliance™ (or DNA appliance™) is worn during the evening and night, and this allows the body to gently correct the positions of the teeth in its own natural way.

How It Works

Genetics largely determines the size and shape of a person’s jaw, mouth, and the arch. These factors, in turn, affect the overall structure and function of the skull. Ideally, arches should be between 38-42mm wide, from the left back molar to the right one. Contrary to popular belief, the mouth and arch can be corrected and reshaped in adults as well as children. The DNA Appliance corrects arches that are too narrow all while helping to straighten teeth and improve craniofacial health.

Dr Singh, the inventory of the DNA Appliance, believes that by changing the spatial relations of crooked teeth, using a new generation of orthodontic-orthopedic-pneumopedic appliances, which can be worn similar to removable orthodontic retainers, the various genes that control tooth position will be activated so that orthodontists and dentists can enhance dental and oral health, including non-surgical airway remodeling™ . Some evidence for these ideas is already available in the dental, orthodontic and medical literature. These new DNA appliances™ rely less on the continuous force exerted by conventional orthodontic braces, but help to guide the teeth, jaws, TMJ, face and airway into more optimal relations for functions, such as sleep and breathing. Specifically, these new DNA appliances™ consist of 3-D Axial springs™ that are specially made from Do-Not-Adjust wire™ or DNA wire™ which, as its name suggests, requires virtually little or no adjustment by the dental professional.