Invisible orthodontics, you need to pay attention to these!

A handsome guy was walking towards me, and he was slightly shocked in the breeze and sunshine. Before I was electrocuted, I was shocked by his crooked teeth. Having a good set of teeth not only enhances your appearance, boosts your self-confidence, makes you a bright star in the workplace and gives you a charming smile in love, but also helps you to have a good body. Dental health requires daily cleaning and maintenance, while tooth shape requires professional correction. The following text will introduce you to invisible orthodontics and provide you with a path to health and confidence.

Correction principle

Step 1: Your dentist or orthodontist will usually provide a free initial consultation. During your initial consultation, your doctor will discuss your dental concerns and the ideal smile you would like to achieve. Once your doctor decides that you are eligible for treatment, he or she will design a treatment plan. The doctor will then take impressions of your teeth and take photographs of them.

Step 2: Your dental impression will be digitally processed by a computer to generate a three-dimensional treatment plan for your doctor. You will be able to see the virtual results before, during and after treatment.

Step 3: Based on your doctor's precise treatment plan, a set of customized bracketless invisible braces with advanced technology will be produced for you for each treatment.

Step 4: You will wear your aligners for at least 22 hours a day, except when you eat and brush and floss, and then replace them with a new set every two weeks. You will need to have follow-up check-ups every 6 to 8 weeks. Your teeth will gradually become straighter. Treatment usually lasts 12 to 18 months, and approximately 20 to 30 sets of aligners are required for each dental arch.

Pros and Cons

advantage

Aesthetics: Almost completely invisible. You will complete your teeth straightening without anyone noticing, which solves the aesthetic concerns of many patients about straightening their teeth.

Comfortable: Since there are no traditional correction devices such as brackets and wires, the correction process is no longer painful. Minimal irritation and discomfort to periodontal tissues

Convenience: You can put it on and take it off at your own will, without affecting socializing, eating, exercising, etc. At the same time, the number of follow-up visits is reduced, saving your valuable time.

Cleaning: Oral hygiene is easy to maintain, and there is no need to worry about gingivitis, tooth demineralization, discoloration and other problems.

Convenient: Short and effective treatment course, generally treatment can be completed in about 9-12 months. The traditional method takes about 8 hours to treat, while invisible orthodontics only takes 3 hours.

shortcoming

May interfere with pronunciation and speech

Precautions

1. Because teeth correction requires wearing dental braces, it will make the user feel uncomfortable. If you want to completely eliminate the feeling, you must go through a period of adaptation.

2. After wearing the dental braces, your muscles may feel sore because there is an extra object in your mouth. This is normal and you don't need to worry too much.

3. Pay more attention to the cleanliness of your teeth while wearing the braces. If necessary, use mouthwash to clean your teeth after each meal. [2]

Treatment duration

The best time to get orthodontic treatment is between the ages of 12 and 18. However, many adult patients have missed the best time for correction. Due to health, aesthetics, career and social needs, they hope to have a straight set of teeth, but they are worried about the long-term "braces" after wearing braces. The emergence of invisible braces solves this problem. It completes the correction without wires or brackets. The correction process is completed almost without anyone noticing and does not affect daily life and social interaction.

Suitable for

Bracketless invisible orthodontics are suitable for people with the following problems, including individual tooth misalignment, crowded dentition, irregular teeth, tooth spaces, anterior crossbite (underbite, concave type), anterior deep overbite (buck teeth, convex type), anterior deep overbite (or deep overbite), mandibular shortening, bimaxillary protrusion, lip protrusion and anterior open bite (narrow and long face type). People who want personalized design are more suitable for bracketless invisible correction.