Orthodontic Treatment Methods

Orthodontic treatment is applicable to individuals of all ages, not just the young. However, age can influence the treatment duration and the speed of tooth movement. While children tend to achieve faster results, the process may be longer for adults. In cases where adults have jaw or skeletal issues, orthodontic treatment may be combined with orthognathic surgery to achieve optimal results.

Before starting orthodontic treatment, the patient's mouth structure is digitally scanned using 3D scanners. This allows the patient to see how their teeth will look after the treatment. With the Orthodontic Treatment Simulator, a smile design can be created within minutes, crafting the ideal plan to meet the patient's expectations.

This method places braces on the back surface of the teeth, eliminating aesthetic concerns. The customized braces correct misalignments and closure issues in a hidden way. Lingual orthodontics provides both comfort and eliminates concerns about appearance or speech.

Invisalign is a method that corrects teeth using removable clear aligners. Since they are not fixed, the aligners can be easily removed while eating or brushing teeth. This technique is popular among teenagers and adults. Widely used in the USA, Invisalign is an aesthetic solution that minimizes cosmetic concerns.

Porcelain braces are fixed on the teeth to correct alignment issues while providing an aesthetic appearance. Thanks to their transparent structure, these braces are hard to notice, making them a top choice for patients who prioritize aesthetics.

Metal braces are applied using steel or titanium structures fixed on the teeth. This treatment method, generally aimed at children, can be personalized with colorful elastic bands. These bands provide a fun and colorful look, making the treatment more enjoyable for children.

Orthodontic treatment not only improves dental aesthetics but also enhances oral health and chewing functions. Today, aesthetic and invisible solutions help both adult and young patients feel comfortable. This allows patients to maintain their confidence in social and daily life during treatment.