ORTHODONTICS

What is Orthodontics?
Orthodontics diagnoses and treatsirregular tooth alignments, cross bites, jaw stenosis, gaps between teeth and various other jaw and dental problems. is a branch of dentistry that treats teeth. These treatments usually involve the use of corrected appliances such as braces and brackets.

Who is Orthodontic Treatment Suitable for?
Orthodontic treatment usually starts in childhood, but is also suitable for adults. Here are some situations where orthodontic treatment can be applied:

Crossbite (Malocclusion): Due to the incompatibility of the upper and lower teeth
crossbites or misaligned teeth may need to be corrected. 
Crooked Teeth (Malposition): Irregular or crowded teeth may require
orthodontic treatment.
Excessive gaps Large gaps between teeth, with orthodontic treatment
corrected.
Impacted Teeth Stuck teeth are another problem that needs to be corrected.
is the situation.
Jaw Anomalies: Incompatibility of the upper and lower jaws or jaw stenosis
Problems in jaw structures may require orthodontic treatment.
Aesthetic Appearance Improvement: Many people choose orthodontic treatment to make their smile more aesthetic.
Orthodontic Treatment Process:
Examination and Diagnosis: An orthodontic treatment, a dentist or orthodontist by a doctor. The patient’s oral structure is examined and a diagnosis is made. Treatment Plan: After diagnosis, a treatment plan is created.
This plan determines which what kind of orthodontic appliances will be used and how long the treatment process will take includes details such as.

Orthodontic appliances: Treatment usually involves the use of orthodontic appliances such as wires, brackets, fixed or removable appliances. These appliances are used to movement and correction.
Post-Treatment Care: Once treatment is complete, the patient may need to follow special care instructions and use retention devices. This ensures the permanence of the treatment. In addition to improving dental health and appearance, orthodontic treatment can also improve chewing function.