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Orthodontics

Orthodontics
Orthodontics

Orthodontics evaluates the alignment of teeth and the skeletal relationships between jaws, formulating treatments to correct malocclusions and crowding. Orthodontic correction is essential not only for aesthetic balance, but also for oral hygiene accessibility, periodontal longevity, and functional bite support.

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Services & Evaluated Conditions

Comprehensive pediatric and adult orthodontic consultations
Assessment of crowding, rotations, and interdental spacing
Fixed appliance therapy with metallic or ceramic aesthetic brackets
Clear aligner therapy (invisible trays) suitability assessment
Orthopedic evaluation of jaw growth and malocclusion classes
Post-treatment retention planning (fixed and removable retainers)
Pre-orthodontic periodontal and dental health clearance

When Should You Consult?

You can consult our department if you experience any of the following symptoms or needs:

Crowded, overlapping, or rotated teeth
Protrusive, retrusive, or misaligned dental arches and jaws
Pronounced spacing or generalized diastemas
Open bite, crossbite, or deep overbite discrepancies
Early childhood jaw growth asymmetries or thumb-sucking effects
Orthodontic relapse in patients treated in previous years

Examination & Planning Process

Prior to orthodontic treatment, intraoral records, facial photography, cephalometric, and panoramic X-rays are analyzed. The choice of modality and overall duration depend upon chronologic/skeletal age, severity of malocclusion, bone density, and patient adherence.

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Orthodontics

Schedule an orthodontic evaluation appointment to discover whether conventional braces or clear aligners represent your ideal solution.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Orthodontic treatment can be planned in adults as long as the teeth and gum tissues are healthy. The appropriate method is determined by the type of problem.

One method isn't best for everyone. While transparent plaques may provide an advantage in some cases, fixed orthodontic systems may be preferred in more complex movements. It is decided after orthodontic examination.

Reinforcement treatment is important to maintain the new position of the teeth. If retainer use is not followed, re-movement may occur in the teeth.

It is helpful to express your concern before the appointment. Examination and procedures can be explained step by step, sessions can be planned according to the needs and can be progressed without rushing.

Yes. As long as the periodontium (teeth and surrounding bone/gums) is healthy, orthodontic tooth movement can be performed at any age. The choice of appliance depends on the specific malocclusion.

Neither is universally superior; each has distinct mechanical indications. Clear aligners offer aesthetic and hygiene convenience, whereas fixed brackets manage complex skeletal or rotational discrepancies efficiently.

Orthodontic retention is essential to stabilize tooth alignment within remodeling bone. Failing to wear prescribed retainers regularly will result in orthodontic relapse over time.

Note: Diagnosis, treatment suitability, and clinical procedures are determined solely following physician examination and necessary diagnostic investigations.
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