Scoliosis Bracing for Kids

At OP Specialty Bracing, we understand that no two scoliosis cases are alike. That’s why we offer a complete line of scoliosis braces and spinal braces—each designed to address the wide range of diagnoses and complexities children may face. From the Boston Brace 3D® to solutions for kyphosis and spinal trauma, every scoliosis back brace is crafted to match a patient’s unique anatomy and curve type. This customized approach ensures the best possible fit, reducing curve progression, and long term outcomes for every child we treat.

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Scoliosis Bracing Options

TRAXIO

The TRAXIO is a pediatric weight-based traction system designed to provide controlled axial force for halo-gravity traction therapy. The system consists of a mechanical traction unit—utilizing a weight-and-pulley mechanism—which attaches to a third-party cranial halo...

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Rhino® Clavicle Strap

Four way strap made up of comfortable foam and stockinette.

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Rhino® Cervical Collar

Comfortable, contoured, well fitting foam collar designed especially for children. Natural colored stockinette with self gripping fasteners.

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Optimize Your Scoliosis Back Brace with the OPSB® Sensor

The OPSB™ Sensor System helps keep track of bracing hours worn, making it easier for everyone to see their progress.

Easy Tracking.
See Progress Anytime
Fun in App Rewards
Help When You Need It

This system helps us work together to make sure your child gets the most out of their brace, in a simple and encouraging way.

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FAQs

Do you have recommendations for which scoliosis brace type to use for a specific diagnosis?

Do you provide parent education resources I can use in my clinic?

Yes! We have an entire website dedicated to providing education, support, and ‘how-to’ information to support your patients treatment journey. Click here to learn more!

How effective is bracing for scoliosis?

There are many factors that determine how effective bracing can be, including compliance to a full-time wear schedule, the design of the brace, the expertise of the orthotist, along with other factors we do not yet understand.

While the patient is wearing the brace, we want to see the curve reduce. This is called in-brace correction.

The goal of bracing is to stop curve progression; depending on age, curve type, severity, and flexibility, we may be able to obtain some correction after the brace is removed.

A 2013 report called the BrAIST Study provided evidence of the effectiveness of bracing in treating adolescent idiopathic scoliosis. In fact, bracing was shown to be so effective that the study had to be stopped early because it was deemed unethical to deny the treatment to other patients who may benefit from bracing.

How is the Boston Brace 3D different from the Boston Brace Original?

The Boston Brace 3D is made from a scan of the patient. Rather than being fabricated over a symmetrical model, it is fabricated over an asymmetrical model. Specific coronal shifts and pushes are built in along with larger relief areas.

“You’re not broken. Whether you decorate your brace, hide it, or wear it proudly- you’re just like everyone else. Just with a brace.”

– Isabelle, Scoliosis Warrior

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Scoliosis Bracing for Kids

Scoliosis Bracing Options

TRAXIO

Rhino® Clavicle Strap

Rhino® Cervical Collar

Optimize Your Scoliosis Back Brace with the OPSB® Sensor

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