Orthodontics
Orthodontics
Mal alignment of the teeth are the primary concern of people these days primarily because of the aesthetic look. This treatment helps to align all the teeth in a proper position. This takes care of your functional as well as your aesthetic concerns.
The misalignment of teeth is a prevalent concern, driven largely by aesthetic considerations. Addressing both functional and aesthetic issues, orthodontic treatments aim to align teeth properly. This involves the use of brackets and braces.
Time: Typically, orthodontic treatments take a minimum of 8-10 months to achieve teeth alignment. However, with the latest modalities focusing on teeth alignment, some cases may see a shortened duration of 3-6 months.
Cost: There are various bracket options available, including metal, ceramic, lingual, invisalign, and clearpath.
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FAQ
For individuals with misaligned but otherwise well-shaped and colored teeth, braces or orthodontic treatment is suitable. If dissatisfaction is primarily with the shape, color, or texture of teeth, considering cosmetic dentistry is advisable. Braces, including advanced options like Inman aligners, can be used for pre-aligning teeth, potentially reducing treatment time.
The necessity of tooth removal depends on jaw position and treatment expectations. X-rays are conducted to determine whether tooth removal is essential.
Advances in dentistry provide various options. Patients can choose ceramic/clear brackets or opt for bracketless systems like Clearpath or Invisalign, eliminating the perception of a mouth full of metal.
Orthodontic treatment generally takes 8-10 months, with shorter durations of 6-7 months for minor corrections in adult patients. Inman Aligners can further reduce treatment time to around 12-16 weeks. The process involves placing braces during the first visit, followed by monthly recalls to monitor and guide progress.
Mild discomfort may be experienced during the first week as the lips and teeth adjust to the presence of brackets.