Orthodontic Braces

Orthodontic braces are a method that uses devices such as brackets or clear aligners to move teeth to the desired position on the dental arch. This process helps to straighten teeth, improve bite alignment, and support chewing function. Depending on the oral condition, the dentist will recommend the appropriate device and develop a specific treatment plan.

• Crooked, crowded, protruding, or underbite teeth
• Uneven bite causing difficulty in chewing
• Excessive gaps or overly tight spacing between teeth
• Desire to improve smile aesthetics and long-term oral health

• Align teeth evenly and harmoniously on the dental arch
• Improve chewing function and speech
• Help prevent oral diseases caused by misaligned teeth
• Enhance the aesthetics of your smile

• Traditional metal brackets
• Aesthetic ceramic brackets
• Clear aligners (Invisalign or similar) Depending on your needs and dental condition, the dentist will advise the most suitable option.

1. Dentist conducts a general examination, takes X-rays, and makes dental impressions.
2. Analyze data and create a personalized treatment plan.
3. Attach orthodontic devices (brackets or clear aligners).
4. Regular follow-up visits to adjust force and monitor progress.
5. Complete treatment, remove devices, and maintain results with a retainer.

• Maintain thorough oral hygiene using specialized toothbrushes
• Avoid hard, sticky, or chewy foods
• Follow scheduled follow-up visits and dentist’s instructions
• Wear retainers as prescribed after device removal

• Treatment duration may vary depending on the severity of misalignment and individual response
• Mild soreness or discomfort may occur after each adjustment
• Direct consultation with a specialist is essential to evaluate and recommend the best treatment plan