Who may be considered?
- Those who have crooked, gapped or eruption problems in their teeth
- Occlusal relationship should be evaluated from an orthodontic perspective
- Suitable patients whose teeth positions need to be corrected before the smile plan
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Orthodontics
Diagnosis and treatment planning of tooth alignment and jaw relations with fixed appliances or clear aligners.
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Information and planning
Orthodontic treatment involves evaluating the position of the teeth and the relationship between the jaws in terms of function, oral health and aesthetics. The clinical examination is supported by photographs, digital measurements and necessary radiographic records. Fixed braces, clear aligners or growth period-specific appliances can be planned according to the needs of the case. At the end of the treatment, a retention phase is required to maintain the new position of the teeth.
The treatment method and duration are determined according to the clinical examination, radiographic assessment and individual needs.
Treatment process
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Clinical examination, photographs, measurements and radiographic records
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Analyzing tooth and jaw relationships
- 03
Evaluation of treatment options, duration and patient compliance
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Regular check-ups throughout active treatment
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Maintaining the result with retainers
After treatment
Care and follow-up
Braces or plates should be used as recommended, oral care should be maintained carefully, and follow-up appointments should be adhered to. After active treatment, the retention protocol should not be interrupted.
Treatment options
Available methods
The appropriate method is selected according to clinical findings and individual needs.
Fixed braces
Controlled movement is achieved with attachments and wires bonded to the teeth.
Clear aligners
In appropriate cases, treatment is planned with sequential, removable plates.
Growth guiding devices
It is evaluated in selected jaw relationships during the growth period.
Points to consider
Clear aligners and fixed braces are not equivalent in every case. The complexity of the case, gum health, growth and patient compliance are important in choosing the method.
Alternative approaches
In limited cases, restorative camouflage or treatment-free pursuit may be considered; In adult cases involving the jaw skeleton, orthognathic surgery evaluation may be required.
What patients ask
Frequently asked questions
Which is more suitable, clear aligner or bracket?+
The selection is made based on the complexity of the case, targeted movements and patient compliance.
Will the teeth move again?+
If retainers are not used as recommended, movement may occur over time.
Examination and assessment
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