Orthodontics is the specialised area of dentistry that diagnoses and corrects crooked and misplaced teeth and can improve both the appearance of the mouth and face, and the function of the jaws. This section provides information about orthodontic care, including common reasons and causes for abnormalities of the teeth and jaw. Orthodontic treatment options vary depending on your individual needs, however they all include the use of appliances to move teeth and hold them in their new positions. Read on to learn more about treatment options, such as braces and retainers. If you’ve always been bothered by crooked teeth but dread the thought of wearing braces for several years – accelerated orthodontics is a viable option. Accelerated orthodontics is a new concept in orthodontic treatment that can accomplish the same results as traditional orthodontics, but in much less time. It is always a great idea to be aware of the potential risks and limitations which apply to your treatment and to discuss any questions or concerns you have with your orthodontist. For more information about treatment risks, see the page Risks and Limitations of Orthodontic Care.
If you have crooked teeth or a misaligned bite, there are a variety of orthodontic treatments that can help improve the appearance and function of your teeth and jaw, such as braces and retainers. According to the UK’s National Health Service , teeth that are straighter and better aligned are often easier to clean, and can reduce strain on the muscles and joints of the jaw.
Orthodontic treatment options vary depending on your individual needs, however most treatments occur in two phases: Active phase: This involves applying slight pressure to your teeth over a long period of time to move them into proper alignment and correct the bite. Braces are commonly used during this phase. Retention phase: Once braces have moved your teeth into
If you’ve always been bothered by crooked teeth but dread the thought of wearing braces for several years – accelerated orthodontics is a viable option. Accelerated orthodontics is a new concept in orthodontic treatment that can accomplish the same results as traditional orthodontics, but in much less time. With traditional orthodontics, patients typically need to wear bra
All forms of dental treatment have potential risks and limitations. Fortunately, there are few risks involved in orthodontic treatment. And if they do occur, they are usually of minor consequence. It is a great idea to be aware of the potential risks and limitations which apply to your treatment and to discuss any questions or concerns you have with your orthodontist. He or sh
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