Igor Cazacu
Orthodontist, founder of OrtoClinic
Premium dental clinic in Moldova
Digital diagnostics, transparent treatment plans, measurable outcomes.
Orto Clinic is a modern dental and orthodontic clinic in Chișinău, specializing in bite correction for both children and adults. We combine an experienced team of orthodontists and dentists with digital technologies and European treatment standards to deliver predictable, long-lasting results.
Our focus is orthodontic treatment in Moldova using contemporary braces systems, clear aligners, and comprehensive clinical protocols. We work with teenagers and adult patients, creating personalized plans for bite correction and teeth alignment.
At Orto Clinic, we use advanced dental equipment from leading global manufacturers. With digital diagnostics, photo protocols, and detailed bite analysis, we can:
This approach makes each step clear and transparent for the patient.
We follow European clinical protocols and pay special attention to sterilization, ventilation, and a well-organized clinical environment.
Our goal is not just to place braces or aligners, but to achieve a healthy, functional, and эстетhetic smile with stable results over time.
With multiple specialists on our team, we can manage cases comprehensively—from diagnostics to the final aesthetic outcome. We explain every stage, discuss available options, and choose the best solution based on age, clinical needs, and patient preferences.
If you are looking for an orthodontist in Chișinău for bite correction, braces treatment, or clear aligners, Orto Clinic offers a professional, technology-driven approach in Moldova.
Orthodontic treatment can align teeth and improve the way the upper and lower arches meet. The goal is not purely cosmetic: a better balanced bite may make cleaning easier and distribute chewing forces more evenly. What can be achieved is determined after diagnosis.
An orthodontic assessment is recommended at about age 7, when some permanent teeth have erupted. This does not mean braces will be started immediately; often the orthodontist simply monitors growth and chooses the right time to intervene.
An assessment is worthwhile if you notice crowding, unusual gaps, a crossbite or very deep bite, unusually early or late loss of baby teeth, mainly mouth breathing, or difficulty chewing. Some developing problems are not obvious without a clinical examination.
There is no fixed upper age limit for orthodontics. The health of the gums, bone and teeth, together with realistic treatment goals, matters more than age. Adult care may require coordination with a general dentist, periodontist or other specialists.
Many active treatments take about 12–24 months, although a simple case may be shorter and a complex one may take longer. Timing depends on the bite, age, appliance, biological response and how closely instructions are followed. Retention starts after active treatment.
Planning starts with an examination and medical history. It may also include photographs, a digital scan or models, and panoramic or cephalometric X-rays when justified. A 3D scan is not routine for every patient and is used only when it adds information needed for the plan.
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