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Which orthodontic bracket system is right for your practice?

Choose metal brackets for strength and value, ceramic for a discreet tooth-coloured appearance, and non-ligating systems like Flexibrace for lighter forces and faster archwire changes. All Innobrace brackets share a 0.022" slot and ISO 13485 manufacturing, so you can match the appliance to each case without changing your archwire sequence.

Brackets are the foundation of fixed appliance therapy. Innobrace engineers metal, ceramic and non-ligating bracket systems so clinicians can match the appliance to each case — balancing control, aesthetics and chair-side efficiency.

Every Innobrace bracket is manufactured under ISO 13485 quality management with consistent slot dimensions and reliable bonding bases. Explore the families below, or compare them side by side to find the best fit for your treatment philosophy.

Metal Brackets

Strong, value-driven stainless steel brackets led by the Epsilon family.

Ceramic Brackets

Tooth-coloured, discreet brackets — the Polaris and Papillon families.

Non-Ligating Brackets

Tie-free brackets with a flexible slot — led by Flexibrace.

Compare bracket systems

	Metal	Ceramic	Non-Ligating
Material	Stainless steel	Polycrystalline ceramic	Stainless steel
Aesthetics	Visible	Tooth-coloured, discreet	Visible (low-profile)
Ligation	Elastomeric / wire ties	Elastomeric / wire ties	Flexible slot — no ties
Friction	Standard	Standard	Reduced, lighter forces
Best for	Strength & value	Aesthetic-conscious adults	Faster archwire changes & comfort
Flagship	Epsilon	Polaris & Papillon	Flexibrace

Bracket Systems products

Epsilon Self-Ligating Bracket

Epsilon Self-Ligating Bracket is a versatile bracket system designed for greater...

Polaris Self-Ligating Bracket

The Polaris PolySapphire Self-Ligating Bracket system is made from high density...

Self-Ligating Bracket (Passive) Bracket Opener

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between metal and ceramic brackets?

Metal brackets are made from stainless steel and offer maximum strength and value, while ceramic brackets are tooth-coloured for a discreet appearance preferred by aesthetic-conscious adults. Both deliver precise three-dimensional control.

Are self-ligating (non-ligating) brackets faster?

Non-ligating systems such as Flexibrace remove the need for elastomeric or wire ties, so archwire insertion and removal are quicker and forces are lighter and more continuous — reducing chair-side time at each visit.

Do all Innobrace brackets share the same slot size?

Innobrace brackets are offered in the standard 0.022" slot, so clinicians can keep their existing archwire sequences when switching between metal, ceramic and non-ligating systems.

Which bracket system should I choose?

Choose metal for strength and value, ceramic when aesthetics matter, and non-ligating for lighter forces and faster appointments. Use the comparison table above to match the system to each case.

From the blog

Inside the Flexibrace NLB: A Visual Walkthrough

A quick visual tour of the Flexibrace non-ligating bracket — with an annotated product image and two embedded clips showing how fast ligature-free wire changes really are.