Orthodontics (Braces Treatment)

Regular follow-up of the orthodontist is required following the completion of the eruption of the lower and upper incisors, which continue to change between the ages of 6 and 8 years. The decision of the orthodontist is important during these controls.

Orthodontic treatments with standard tooth movements are usually completed in 10-16 months with advanced technological frictionless systems, but treatments with jaw disorders take longer.

No, after graduating from a dental faculty as a result of five years of education, it should be performed by a dentist who has received at least 4 years of orthodontic specialization training and has received the title of orthodontist.

Depending on the shape of the jaw and irregularities, orthodontic/orthopedic treatments can be started between the ages of 9 and 12.

With the advancing technology in recent treatments, tooth extraction treatments have decreased considerably. However, it is sometimes necessary.

There is no pain or discomfort that requires anesthesia during the first fitting of the brackets and braces. Afterwards, as the teeth gain strength, more sensitivity will appear during chewing. During this period, the complaints will gradually decrease with soft foods and good care advice.

Although there is no age limit in orthodontic treatments, there is a longer duration of treatment in advanced ages.

Removable and fixed appliances in which the stenosis or position of the teeth and jaw bases are corrected, metal or aesthetic brackets applied during the eruption of all permanent teeth, lingual system brackets that can be placed on the inner surfaces of the teeth, treatments with transparent plaques and reinforcement appliances can be counted.

Approximately one hour and ten minutes is required on the first day of the braces, and 20-30 minutes for each subsequent check up. The orthodontist should see you every four weeks.

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