17/7/25
Jaw Problems and Orthodontic Treatment: Solutions for a Healthy BiteWhen people think of orthodontic treatment, crowded teeth often come to mind. However, the scope of treatment is much broader. Jaw problems—clinically known as malocclusions—go beyond just misaligned teeth and can lead to both aesthetic and functional issues. Improper jaw alignment can affect essential functions such as chewing, speaking, and even sleeping.
.jpg)
17/7/25
Adult Orthodontics: It's Never Too Late!Do you think that your age is an obstacle to fixing your smile? Adult orthodontics eliminates this common misconception. Today, many adults get the smile of their dreams by resorting to orthodontic treatment for various reasons. So, why has adult orthodontics become so popular and what can it offer you?
17/7/25
Pain Management in the Orthodontic Treatment Process: Tips for a Comfortable SmileOne of the biggest concerns of many people who are considering starting orthodontic treatment is the pain that can be experienced during the treatment period. Moving teeth can naturally cause some discomfort.
17/7/25
Retention Phase in Orthodontic Treatment: What to Do for a Lasting SmileA stage of orthodontic treatment that is at least as important as the beginning is the retention period, that is, the period of consolidation. When your teeth are properly positioned, it is imperative to use retention devices to maintain their new position. So, what is retention, why is it so important and what should you do for a lasting smile?
17/7/25
Advantages and Disadvantages of Transparent Plaque TreatmentA revolutionary innovation in modern orthodontics, transparent plaques are an excellent alternative for those who are uncomfortable with the visibility of traditional wire treatment. Especially popular among adults, this method of treatment gradually corrects teeth, minimizing aesthetic concerns. So, what exactly are transparent plaques and do they suit you?
.jpg)
17/7/25
Is there an age limit in orthodontic treatment? Different Approaches for Children, Adolescents, and AdultsMany people who are thinking about starting orthodontic treatment ask, “Is my age too advanced?” , “When should my child start?” It comes with questions like. In fact, there is no strict age limit in orthodontic treatment; there are different treatment approaches and goals suitable for each age group. The important thing is that the right treatment plan is made that is appropriate for the oral and dental health of the individual.
Have questions about your oral and dental health?
Reach out now for expert guidance and personalized solutions.
.svg)
