Orthodontic Treatment

Orthodontic treatment helps correct crooked teeth, jaw disorders, and bite problems. Applied for an aesthetic smile and a healthy oral structure, this treatment appeals to everyone from children to adults.

What is Orthodontic Treatment?

Orthodontic treatment is a treatment method that aims to bring the teeth, jaw, and facial structure to an ideal state. Problems such as crookedness in teeth, gaps between teeth, and upper and lower jaw incompatibilities can be corrected with this treatment.

Why is Orthodontic Treatment Performed?

Crooked and irregular teeth
Upper and lower jaw incompatibilities
Open bite, deep bite, or crossbite
Gaps between teeth
Jaw displacement and asymmetry
Expectation of an aesthetic smile

How is Orthodontic Treatment Performed?

1. Examination and Diagnosis

An intraoral examination is performed by the orthodontist. If necessary, a panoramic X-ray is taken, and intraoral measurements are made.

2. Treatment Planning

The appropriate treatment method for the patient is determined. The treatment duration and the appliances to be used are planned.

3. Application of Orthodontic Appliances

Metal braces, ceramic braces, lingual orthodontics, or clear aligners are applied.

4. Regular Check-ups

During the treatment, check-ups are performed at regular intervals. The movement of the teeth is monitored, and necessary adjustments are made.

5. Retention

After treatment, retention appliances are used to maintain the teeth's new positions.

How Long Does Orthodontic Treatment Last?

The duration of orthodontic treatment varies from person to person but generally lasts between 12–24 months. While the duration is shorter in mild cases, it may be longer in cases of jaw disorders.

What Should Be Considered During Orthodontic Treatment?

Oral and dental hygiene should be given importance.
Hard and sticky foods should not be consumed.
Braces or aligners should be used regularly.
Check-ups should not be neglected.

Orthodontic Treatment Prices

Orthodontic treatment prices vary depending on individuals' needs, the experience of the performing physician, the health center where the application will be made, and the city.