Who is Malocclusion Treatment Suitable For?

Malocclusion occurs when the upper and lower teeth do not align properly, often resulting in irregular bite patterns or discomfort while chewing. This condition can cause both aesthetic and functional problems. It is especially recommended for individuals experiencing jaw pain, speech difficulties, or teeth grinding. Suitable for both children and adults.

Malocclusion Treatment Process

1

Exemination

Before starting the treatment, a detailed orthodontic evaluation is conducted. Jaw structure, bite relationship, and jaw joint functions are analyzed. The type of malocclusion is determined, and the most appropriate treatment method is selected.

2

Preparation

An in-depth orthodontic assessment is carried out before initiating treatment. The structure of the jaws, bite pattern, and jaw joint functions are examined. Based on this analysis, the type of malocclusion is diagnosed and the appropriate treatment plan is created.

3

Digital Oral Scanning

Using a digital scanning device, a 3D model of the patient’s mouth is created. This enables both an accurate diagnosis and the digital design of the treatment plan.

4

Appliance Delivery and Usage Instructions

Brackets, aligners, or functional appliances are applied according to the treatment plan. Patients are informed in detail about how to wear them, how to maintain them, and what to watch out for during use.

5

Follow-Up Appoitment

Periodic check-ups are performed throughout the treatment to assess the appliance's effectiveness and update the treatment plan if necessary. These follow-ups are essential for achieving long-term and stable results.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Can malocclusion treatment be applied at any age?

Yes. There are suitable treatment options for every age group. Early-age treatments tend to yield quicker results, while adult treatments focus on effective and lasting solutions.

How long does malocclusion treatment take?

The duration varies depending on the type and severity of the malocclusion. Mild cases can be resolved within 6–9 months, whereas complex cases may take 12–18 months.

Is the treatment painful?

You may feel mild discomfort or pressure in the first few days of treatment. However, this typically subsides quickly.

Is a retention phase needed after the treatment?

Yes. A retention phase (retainer treatment) might be required to stabilize the bite and prevent relapse.

How much does the treatment cost?

The cost depends on the severity of the case and the treatment methods used. A free initial consultation is necessary to provide an exact quote.