I'm sure you have many questions about bonded braces. Here are the 5 most common misconceptions that we will now answer.
1.Orthodontics should only be done in childhood
Regardless of the stage of life at which the treatment is given, the primary goal is always to improve the patient's quality of life. It's never too late to get startedbecause there is no irregularity in the teeth that cannot be corrected with persistent work. A perfect smile boosts your confidence and rejuvenates you for years.
2.Irregular dentition is only an aesthetic problem
Orthodontics is not just a solution to aesthetic problems. It can correct a range of problems that you might not think of at first. All of these stem from bite misalignments. Poor occlusion can cause clicking in the jaw jointspain and even back pain at the same time. Voice training difficultiesor even snoringalso results in. In addition, congested dentures are difficult to clean, making them we compromise the health of our teeth.
3.No need to change your brushing habits when wearing braces
Wearing bonded braces requires strict oral hygiene, which means that the more than ever before you have to brush your teeth and one or two additional cleaning toolt you must also use.
Braces and tubes that are glued to the teeth are easily stuck around plaque and the bacteria inside. These can later damage tooth enamel or cause gum inflammation.
4.Orthodontic treatment can start immediately
At the first consultation, we will examine the condition of your teeth, discuss what you would like and together we will find out what treatment will make the most difference in your case in the shortest time.
Many people don't know it, but braces one condition for starting treatment is intact teeth. Problems include any carious tooth surface, poorly sealed fillings and restorations, as well as incompletely prepared root fillings or tartar build-up. Their remedies after which we can start orthodontic treatment.
5.No bonded braces can be placed on teeth with ceramic crowns
For crowns there is essentially no barrier. However, it is important to ensure that the prostheses are stable and that the tooth socket under the crown is healthy. A temporary crown is recommended for the duration of the orthodontic treatment.
