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Dentists2
  • Some orthodontic dentists would even argue that the most critical aspect of orthodontic dentistry treatment is how patients do their "home" work. (mundeleinorthodontics.com)
  • If, after the initial exam, your child doesn't require orthodontic braces or retainers, most dentists will schedule periodic follow-up exams. (glenburnieclearbraces.com)
Undergoing orthodontic treatment1
  • However, conclusive scientific evidence for the health benefits of orthodontic treatment is lacking, although patients with completed treatment have reported a higher quality of life than that of untreated patients undergoing orthodontic treatment. (wikipedia.org)
Retainers9
  • The 20th Century Other types of malocclusion include overjet (buck teeth) and crossbite, in … This process uses a series of removable retainers to gradually shift teeth into their desired positions. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • Metal and acrylic retainers are designed to fit around the roof of the mouth while the wire surrounds the anterior teeth. (vitahealthclinic.com)
  • Orthodontic treatment devices range from varying retainers, aligners, and braces. (vitahealthclinic.com)
  • Also, removable intra-oral appliances (retainers, bite plates, etc.) should not be worn while swimming. (clearviewortho.ca)
  • There are several methods available to help treat improper bites and crooked teeth, (far from the dreaded "head gear" of years ago), such as fixed or removable orthodontic appliances and retainers, fixed braces (bands, brackets, and wires), and even clear plastic dentaligner appliances. (heritagedentalcentre.net)
  • Removable Devices - These removable braces include retainers and headgear which are the ones most opted for. (putnamorthodontics.com)
  • Additional components, such as headgearexpander, retainers, removable appliances and other devices may also be employed solely, or in conjunction with braces, to properly position teeth and jaw bones. (invisiblebracesinottawa.com)
  • Getting orthodontic braces and retainers can bring your child's teeth, lips and face into harmony. (glenburnieclearbraces.com)
  • Retainers, headgear and palate expanders are amongst the most common. (southbaytorrancedentist.com)
Orthodontics9
  • Nearly 50% of the developed world's population, according to the American Association of Orthodontics, has malocclusions severe enough to benefit from orthodontic treatment,[citation needed] although this figure decreases to less than 10% according to the same AAO statement when referring to medically necessary orthodontics. (wikipedia.org)
  • Our orthodontic glossary is a definition of terms used on our website and in dentistry and orthodontics. (emeryvilledental.com)
  • See more ideas about headgear, braces girls, orthodontics. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • So many children, teens, and adults are starting their orthodontic treatment at Barden Orthodontics ! (bardenortho.com)
  • Dr. Barry Glaser of Glaser Orthodontics works every day with patients who are looking to fix their crooked teeth (malocclusions) and other orthodontic issues. (glaserorthodontics.com)
  • The professionals of Glaser Orthodontics near Jefferson Valley, NY can help you better understand the benefits of orthodontic treatment for crooked teeth. (glaserorthodontics.com)
  • Dr. Glaser and the team at Glaser Orthodontics near Jefferson Valley, NY can answer any questions you might have about correcting your crooked teeth, brightening your smile, or for any orthodontic treatment you might be considering. (glaserorthodontics.com)
  • A. Orthodontic Dentistry or Orthodontics is described by the American Association of Orthodontics as the branch of dentistry that specializes in the diagnosis, prevention, and treatment of dental and facial irregularities. (mountainvieworthodontics.com)
  • In severe malocclusions that can be a part of craniofacial abnormality, management often requires a combination of orthodontics with headgear or reverses pull facemask and / or jaw surgery or orthognathic surgery. (silamdentalclinic.com)
Malocclusion6
Orthodontist11
  • An orthodontist may encourage the use of headgear for a patient with a bite which is severely out of alignment. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • The headgear is one of the most useful appliances available to the orthodontist, but many patients find it difficult to comply with daytime wear, so it is mainly worn in the evenings and when sleeping. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • Orthodontic headgear is the general term for any appliances that an orthodontist might use to help move teeth or realign a jaw, and that is worn partially outside the mouth. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • Our orthodontist, Dr. Michele Renick, may suggest using orthodontic headgear as part of your child's treatment. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • Brace appliances incorporate monthly checkups by the orthodontist for adjusting and tightening. (vitahealthclinic.com)
  • Many adults who undergo orthodontic treatment with clear aligners often see their dentist or orthodontist less frequently. (amolife.com)
  • Orthodontic appliances which are affixed to the teeth by the orthodontist and cannot be removed by the patient. (wooleydentistry.com)
  • Your orthodontist will provide instruction as to how headgear should be worn and for how long every day. (invisiblebracesinottawa.com)
  • The tube may hold an archwire, lip bumper, headgear facebow or other appliances an orthodontist may use to move the teeth. (androscogginortho.com)
  • In order to determine your specific needs, the orthodontist will completely evaluate your mouth. (miamibeachclearbraces.com)
  • The orthodontist takes panoramic x-rays, conducts visual examinations and bite impressions of the whole mouth before deciding on the best course of treatment. (southbaytorrancedentist.com)
Benefits of orthodontic treatment1
  • The benefits of orthodontic treatment include a healthier mouth, a more pleasing appearance, and teeth that are more likely to last a lifetime. (colgate.com)
Treatment47
  • Treatment may require several months to a few years and entails using dental braces and other appliances to gradually adjust tooth position and jaw alignment. (wikipedia.org)
  • Having a full set of teeth on both arches was highly sought after in orthodontic treatment due to the need for exact relationships between them. (wikipedia.org)
  • Who can carry out orthodontic treatment? (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • 2]. While most people think it is a thing of the past, orthodontic headgear is still commonly used as a part of treatment. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • Orthodontic treatment is a procedural means of straightening or moving teeth to boost their work and appearance. (vitahealthclinic.com)
  • Orthodontic treatment is an oral hygienic measure that protects the teeth from decay, improved appearance, and better chewing. (vitahealthclinic.com)
  • Orthodontic treatment may begin as early as 12 years. (vitahealthclinic.com)
  • Congratulations on starting braces and orthodontic treatment! (bardenortho.com)
  • During orthodontic treatment it is important that you select your food carefully. (bardenortho.com)
  • 3. It is crucial to maintain good oral hygiene during your orthodontic treatment. (bardenortho.com)
  • How Does Orthodontic Treatment Work? (colgate.com)
  • It's important for you to know how to properly take care of your braces throughout your entire orthodontic treatment. (clearviewortho.ca)
  • Common sense should dictate what you should or shouldn't eat during your orthodontic treatment. (clearviewortho.ca)
  • Repeated breakage of appliances is usually the result of improper care or abuse of the appliance, and will adversely affect the course of treatment and the final result. (clearviewortho.ca)
  • Damaged appliances can increase the length of your treatment process, so be sure to take care of all your appliances. (clearviewortho.ca)
  • In most cases there is no reason why normal activities (music, sports, etc.) cannot continue during orthodontic treatment. (clearviewortho.ca)
  • Dr. Barry Glaser will assess the current state of your teeth and diagnose if a patient can benefit from orthodontic treatment . (glaserorthodontics.com)
  • That's because we could fit her with Invisalign, a revolutionary orthodontic treatment system that straightens teeth without the look and inconvenience of traditional metal braces. (tewksburydentalassociates.com)
  • This makes it a much more palatable option for working adults who have avoided orthodontic treatment in the past out of fear that metal braces would tarnish their professional image. (tewksburydentalassociates.com)
  • Orthodontic treatment is the treatment of dental and facial irregularities. (heritagedentalcentre.net)
  • Orthodontic treatment isn't just considered for children or teenagers anymore. (heritagedentalcentre.net)
  • Orthodontic treatment can be successful at any age. (heritagedentalcentre.net)
  • People with braces need to spend extra time flossing and brushing to maintain healthy gums and teeth during their orthodontic treatment. (bracesfresno.com)
  • It is important to continue to see your general dentist on a regular basis (every 6 months, or more frequently if necessary) for check-ups and cleanings throughout your orthodontic treatment. (bracesfresno.com)
  • Often times orthodontic treatment involves wearing additional appliances such as headgear or elastics. (bracesfresno.com)
  • Failure to wear these appliances will increase treatment time. (bracesfresno.com)
  • Some patients also benefit from using headgear, which can shorten treatment time by applying additional pressure to the teeth, thereby speeding up movement. (amolife.com)
  • While clear aligners can correct mild crowding or spacing issues, severe mouth problems like overbites or underbites require a more traditional orthodontic treatment. (amolife.com)
  • This treatment option is ideal for patients who want a discreet and comfortable way to correct mild-to-moderate orthodontic health issues . (amolife.com)
  • Early treatment can help reduce the need for major orthodontic treatment in the future. (castlegardentalcentre.com)
  • Panoramic x-rays, visual examinations and bite impressions of the entire mouth are taken before deciding on the suitable treatment. (putnamorthodontics.com)
  • Book an appointment with us today, if you're looking for an orthodontic treatment. (putnamorthodontics.com)
  • There are several good reasons why adolescence is the optimal time for orthodontic treatment, though occasionally even earlier intervention is called for. (sp-ortho.com)
  • There's even a social element to getting orthodontic treatment in adolescence. (sp-ortho.com)
  • Generally, however, the active stage of orthodontic treatment lasts 6-30 months. (sp-ortho.com)
  • When your orthodontic treatment is complete, the new smile we've worked together to create will be yours for a lifetime. (sp-ortho.com)
  • Headgear may be used at any point during orthodontic treatment, and is most often worn during the evening or at night. (invisiblebracesinottawa.com)
  • A surgical procedure designed to sever fibers of attachment around the tooth, usually performed to reduce the potential for relapse or post-orthodontic treatment tooth movement. (androscogginortho.com)
  • How early should children get dental braces and orthodontic treatment? (arcadiabraces.net)
  • You can also count on us if you need orthodontic treatment. (thecarsondentist.com)
  • Only orthodontic treatment can move teeth into the right position. (sweeneyorthodontics.com)
  • Clear Aligners for Teenagers Teens who regard traditional braces as restrictive, confining, and obstructive to their lifestyles now have another choice for orthodontic treatment: clear aligners. (sweeneyorthodontics.com)
  • It can be said that nearly 30% of the population present with malocclusions severe enough to benefit from orthodontic treatment. (silamdentalclinic.com)
  • Orthodontic treatment can focus on dental displacement only, or deal with the control and modification of facial growth. (silamdentalclinic.com)
  • Extraction of teeth can be required in some cases to aid the orthodontic treatment. (silamdentalclinic.com)
  • The treatment outcome for fixed appliances is significantly greater than that of removable appliances as the fixed type produces biomechanics that has greater control of the teeth under treatment: being able to move the teeth in dimensions therefore the subsequent final tooth positions are more ideal. (silamdentalclinic.com)
  • INTRODUCTION: The need to extract permanent teeth as part of orthodontic treatment has been keenly debated over many decades. (bvsalud.org)
Damage your orthodontic2
Clear aligners4
  • Clear aligners use a series of clear removable "trays" that gradually move teeth into their desired position. (amolife.com)
  • This is because clear aligners are removable, meaning patients can eat, drink and brush their teeth without being restricted. (amolife.com)
  • While clear aligners work well for minor corrections, more complicated movements will likely require fixed orthodontic appliances to ensure predictable results. (amolife.com)
  • Clear Aligners for teens is a series of removable, clear plastic trays that gradually straighten teeth as they're worn (for 22 hours per day). (sp-ortho.com)
Braces and orthodontic1
Adults4
  • Orthodontic headgear that is often used with modern braces can be traced back to 1822, when J.S. Adults are sometimes prescribed headgear but this is less frequent. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • Aligners - an alternative to traditional braces for adults, serial aligners are being used by an increasing number of orthodontists to move teeth in the same way that fixed appliances work, only without metal wires and brackets. (colgate.com)
  • Clear Dental Aligners for Adults are often less expensive than other orthodontic treatments like metal braces, which can cost thousands of dollars. (amolife.com)
  • Children and adults alike have completed orthodontic realignment procedures and have been delighted with the resulting even, straight smile. (southbaytorrancedentist.com)
Brackets9
  • Orthodontic adhesive to hold the brackets in place. (emeryvilledental.com)
  • These elastics are then hooked onto the patient's braces (brackets and bands) or appliance fitted in his or her mouth. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • Braces - the most common fixed appliances, braces consist of bands, wires and/or brackets. (colgate.com)
  • Bands are fixed around the teeth or tooth and used as anchors for the appliance, while brackets are most often bonded to the front of the tooth. (colgate.com)
  • The metal wire that connects orthodontic brackets. (castlegardentalcentre.com)
  • A word commonly used to describe a fixed orthodontic appliance, usually comprised of brackets, bands and wires. (androscogginortho.com)
  • These braces use a series of clear removable aligners to straighten your teeth without metal wires or brackets like traditional dental braces . (wooddaleorthodontics.com)
  • When your mouth is loaded with extras like bands, brackets, and wires, from your orthodontic braces, brushing your teeth gets tougher and extra important. (wooddaleorthodontics.com)
  • Ceramic fixed appliances can be used which more closely mimic the tooth colour than the metal brackets. (silamdentalclinic.com)
Alignment1
  • Headgear is most commonly utilized to guide the direction of tooth movement or jaw growth in a younger individual whose mouth is still developing, and therefore more susceptible to conform to healthy alignment. (invisiblebracesinottawa.com)
Invisalign2
Retainer4
  • Your teeth and jaw can only move into their correct positions if you consistently wear the rubber bands, headgear, retainer, or other appliances prescribed by your doctor. (clearviewortho.ca)
  • Follow the removable retainer instruction care above. (bracesfresno.com)
  • The best-known removable retainer is the Hawley retainer, which consists of a metal wire that typically surrounds the six anterior teeth and keeps them in place. (silamdentalclinic.com)
  • Another common type of removable retainer is the vacuum formed retainer (VFR). (silamdentalclinic.com)
Expanders1
  • Whether we use standard braces, or appliances like palatal expanders, we can create an improved appearance and function in a short period of time. (sp-ortho.com)
Dentistry4
Cemented to teeth1
  • A thin ring of metal cemented to teeth, which orthodontic attachments can be attached to. (emeryvilledental.com)
Facemask2
  • 3], Parents should be aware that their child is often better-off wearing a facemask or headgear to avoid later surgery and the patient, friends and school peers normally get used to the new appliance after just a few weeks of wear. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • In growing patients there are more options for treating skeletal discrepancies, Methods either promoting or restricting growth using functional appliances, orthodontic headgear or a reverse pull facemask. (silamdentalclinic.com)
Commonly1
  • Headgear is most commonly used to correct anteroposterior discrepancies[further explanation needed]. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
Bands4
  • Special fixed appliances - used to control thumb sucking or tongue thrusting, these appliances are attached to the teeth by bands. (colgate.com)
  • The removal of orthodontic bands from the teeth. (castlegardentalcentre.com)
  • A wire loop or elastic ring placed between the teeth to create room for the subsequent placement of bands or orthodontic appliance. (castlegardentalcentre.com)
  • The internal bow attaches to the buccal tube on the upper molar bands inside the mouth and the outer bow attaches to the breakaway safety strap of the nightbrace. (androscogginortho.com)
Underbite1
  • Facemasks or reverse-pull headgear needs to be worn between 12 and 23 hours per day, but typically 14 to 16 hours a day is effective in correcting the underbite. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
Oral hygiene1
  • We also recommend an oral irrigator such as a Waterpik for optimal oral hygiene, and a fluoride mouthrinse such as ACT® fluoride mouth rinse to help lower the amount of bacteria around the teeth. (bracesfresno.com)
Palate3
Gums3
Attaches1
  • If you're interested in learning more, please give Arizona Orthodontic Centers in Phoenix, Arizona a … The headgear attaches to the braces via metal hooks or a facebow. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
Patient's3
  • The appliance normally consists of a frame or a center bars that are strapped to the patient's head during a fitting appointment. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • As the name implies, orthodontic headgear is a type of orthodontic appliance typically attached to the patient's head with a strap or number of straps around the patient's head or neck. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • Removable appliances can be taken out of the patient's mouth at any time, unlike fixed appliances. (glaserorthodontics.com)
Bite3
  • These custom-made, removable aligners move teeth slowly to straighten them and fix bite problems. (amolife.com)
  • The first time you come in, we will take pictures and radiographic (X-ray) images of your mouth, and possibly make a model of your bite. (sp-ortho.com)
  • He will carefully examine your mouth, jaws and bite to make sure they're the right option for you. (orangeorthodontics.net)
Orthodontists4
  • Orthodontists use varying medical, dental devices such as plates, headgear, and braces to facilitate the best functionality of the teeth. (vitahealthclinic.com)
  • Ever-increasing pressure to look one's best in a workforce dominated by younger generations may be behind the 14 percent increase in adult orthodontic patients from 2010 to 2012, as reported by the American Association of Orthodontists. (tewksburydentalassociates.com)
  • Orthodontists have an additional two to three years of specialty education in an accredited orthodontic residency program after dental school to become orthodontists. (androscogginortho.com)
  • Orthodontists use growth modification devices (appliances) to change the position, shape, length, or width of the jawbone(s). (jrdental.in)
Wires1
  • Some manufacturers offer self-litigating fixed appliances where the metal wires are held by an integral clip on the bracket themselves. (silamdentalclinic.com)
Patients6
  • This is perfectly normal for patients who have just gotten their braces put on, and we promise your mouth will not be sore forever! (clearviewortho.ca)
  • We want to avoid damage to the appliances, but more importantly, we don't want our patients accidentally hurt. (clearviewortho.ca)
  • Although patients usually can eat normally with these appliances, Dr. Barry Glaser advises patients near Jefferson Valley, NY to avoid some foods and drinks that may damage their appliance (candy, gum, soda). (glaserorthodontics.com)
  • At Heritage Dental Centre, the majority of our active orthodontic patients attend school, and we do recognize the importance of class attendance. (heritagedentalcentre.net)
  • By consensus, 399 articles contained information concerning differences between orthodontic patients treated with or without premolar extractions (143 were unclear). (bvsalud.org)
  • CONCLUSIONS: There was limited low-quality evidence that extracting premolars in orthodontic patients have a possible negative effect in 2 outcome areas and a positive effect in 1 outcome area. (bvsalud.org)
Archwire1
Exam1
Move the teeth2
  • Orthodontic headgear is the general name for an appliance, worn partly outside the mouth, which creates just enough force to move the teeth properly and guide the growth of the face and jaws. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • Any device, attached to the teeth or removable, designed to move the teeth, change the position of the jaw, or hold the teeth in their finished positions after braces are removed. (androscogginortho.com)
Dental2
  • A newer, removable type of dental aligner that is completely transparent and doesn't interfere with eating because it's removable. (wooleydentistry.com)
  • However, every child is different, and sometimes the best starting time for getting orthodontic braces and other dental appliances depends on the type of problem and how severe it is. (arcadiabraces.net)
Back teeth1
  • The headgear helps keep both the front and back teeth in position and slow down upper jaw growth. (vitahealthclinic.com)
Space maintainers2
  • Removable space maintainers - these devices serve the same function as fixed space maintainers. (colgate.com)
  • Appliances that are regularly used are braces , fixed space maintainers, or specially made fixed appliances. (glaserorthodontics.com)
Close3
  • Occurs when the roof of the mouth does not completely close, leaving an opening that can extend into the nasal cavity. (emeryvilledental.com)
  • Jaw repositioning appliances - also called splints, these devices are worn on either the top or lower jaw, and help train the jaw to close in a more favorable position. (colgate.com)
  • They can also make it difficult to chew food, close your mouth together properly, and can even wear down your teeth. (heritagedentalcentre.net)
Typically1
  • Soreness typically occurs after orthodontic appointments when your braces are adjusted as well. (bracesfresno.com)
Extraction1
  • Extraction as an orthodontic procedure was heavily opposed by Angle and those who followed him. (wikipedia.org)
Tooth movement1
Fluoride mouth rinse1
Teenagers1
Wear2
  • Your child may have to wear the appliance for 1 to 2 years, so it's normal if they experience some orthodontic headgear problems during that time. (terrapurainterior.org.br)
  • However, there are certain types of foods that should be avoided for the entire time you wear your braces in order to keep your appliances from breaking. (bracesfresno.com)
Jaws3
  • Many different types of appliances, both fixed and removable, are used to help move teeth, retrain muscles and affect the growth of the jaws. (colgate.com)
  • These appliances work by placing gentle pressure on the teeth and jaws. (colgate.com)
  • Orthodontic appliances that use the muscle movement created by swallowing, eating and speaking to gently move and align the teeth and jaws. (castlegardentalcentre.com)
Unlike1
  • Unlike traditional braces, the plastic and wire device is removable, but only for cleaning and eating. (elginortho.com)
Suitable1
Roof of th1
Chew1
  • Children with healthy mouths chew more easily and gain more nutrients from the foods they eat. (jrdental.in)
Brush2
Devices1
  • They can range from small devices that fit inside the mouth to external headgear. (sp-ortho.com)
Problems3
  • Orthodontic problems don't improve with age - they simply become harder to treat. (sp-ortho.com)
  • It's easier to treat many orthodontic problems during adolescence because the body is still growing rapidly at this time. (sp-ortho.com)
  • I was afraid she would have problems with her mouth when she got older," recalled Janet's mother. (elginortho.com)
Describe1
  • Sounds cheesy, but how else do you describe an appliance that is clear, removable, contains no metal, and can deliver the same quality results as traditional braces if you are a candidate? (tewksburydentalassociates.com)