BRACES TREATMENT

With the right orthodontic treatment, the probability of gum diseases and tooth decay is significantly reduced and you can regain confidence in your smile. Without proper and timely treatment, your gums can become tender and you might start losing your teeth, develop complications in your jaw, or end up with an improper bite that keeps you from indulging in your favorite foods.

Orthodontics is the branch of dentistry that specializes in the diagnosis, prevention and treatment of dental and facial irregularities.

1.Metal braces
2. Ceramic braces
3. Metal Self Ligating braces
4. Ceramic Self Ligating Braces
5. Flash Aligners
6. Invisalign Aligners
7. Retainers for ortho for both arch

With the advent of the fashion industry and innumerable beauty pageants, there is great awareness amongst people about their dental appearance. So anyone can get this treatment done at any age. The results of orthodontic treatment can be dramatic — beautiful smiles improved dental health and an enhanced quality of life for many people of all ages. Outstanding results are also dependent on maximizing the coordination of care between you and our practice.

• Early or late loss of baby teeth
• Difficulty in chewing or biting
• Mouth breathing
• Crowding, misplaced or blocked-out teeth
• Jaws that shift or make sounds
• Biting the cheek or roof of the mouth
• Teeth that meet or bite abnormally or not at all
• Jaws and teeth that are out of proportion to the rest of the face

A check-up with an orthodontist no later than age 7 for children who enable the orthodontist to detect and evaluate problems (if any), advise if treatment will be necessary, and determine the best time for that patient to be treated.

• Guide the growth of the jaw
• Regulate the width of the upper and lower dental arches
• Guide incoming permanent teeth into desirable positions
• Lower risk of trauma (accidents) to protruded upper incisors (front teeth)
• Correct harmful oral habits
• Reduce or eliminate abnormal swallowing or speech problems
• Improve personal appearance and self-esteem
• Potentially simplify and/or shorten treatment time for later corrective orthodontics
• Reduce likelihood of impacted permanent teeth
• Preserve or gain space for permanent teeth that are coming in

Healthy teeth can be moved at almost any age. Many orthodontic problems can be corrected for adults as children. Orthodontic forces move the teeth in the same way for both a 75-year-old adult and a 12-year-old child. However, for adults, complicating factors such as lack of jaw growth may create special treatment planning needs.