Modern dentistry, by introducing new technologies, allows solving this physiological problem through a safe procedure of teeth alignment and bite correction.
Experts claim that the most optimal time for orthodontic treatment is childhood and adolescence, because at this age all corrective processes occur much faster and more gently than in adults. However, young and older people should not despair, but be patient, since teeth alignment and correction of malocclusion are also possible for them, but it will take a little more time.
How orthodontic treatment is carried out
Teeth can be given the correct position by various methods. In dentistry, there are the following methods of teeth alignment: installation of veneers; use of removable appliances; use of fixed appliances.
Which technique to use is up to you, but first it is advisable to listen to the dentist's recommendations, and then make a decision depending on your own preferences and financial capabilities.
Veneers are ultra-thin ceramic plates that have a number of significant advantages. That is why they have gained considerable popularity among celebrities. They are installed in cases where minor correction of defects is required.
Removable appliances include special dental plates made of plastic, polymer aligners, trainers made of elastic silicone. By the way, today the most popular and sought-after procedure is teeth alignment with aligners. These are removable aligners made of polycarbonate. They cope with any dentofacial defects.
And finally, treatment with braces. Despite the fact that the period of teeth alignment with a brace system takes a long time and the appliance is fixed and noticeable on the teeth, this method of correction is considered the most effective. It is indispensable in cases of complex dental deformities and bite pathologies when other systems cannot cope with the existing problem.
Who is contraindicated for teeth alignment
Before correcting dental defects, it is necessary first of all to treat the teeth and eliminate gum inflammation. The main contraindications to the installation of aligners and braces, dentists call such oral diseases as periodontitis, periodontal disease and multiple acute caries.
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