Orthodontics
Orthodontic treatment aims to improve tooth position and the way the teeth meet. Planning considers appearance alongside function, cleaning and the health of the supporting tissues.
What is assessed?
Crowding, gaps and the relationship between the upper and lower teeth are examined. Growth, gum health and existing restorations can influence the options. Once the necessary records are available, your clinician can discuss fixed braces or, where suitable, clear aligners. Similar-looking smiles may require different plans.
Living with treatment
Teeth move gradually under controlled forces. Review appointments and following the prescribed routine are important. Fixed braces require particular care with cleaning and food choices; removable appliances depend on consistent wear. Temporary tenderness can occur after fitting or adjustments.
Timescales and limitations
Duration depends on the bite problem, the movements needed and adherence to the plan. Not every concern can be resolved by moving teeth alone. Decay or active gum problems may need attention before treatment. The intended changes and limitations should be explained from the start.
Keeping the result stable
Teeth can move again after active treatment. A fixed or removable retainer helps maintain their position. Follow the prescribed wear schedule and arrange a review if the retainer breaks, no longer fits or you notice movement.
Aftercare & Recovery Information
Follow practical guidelines for eating, cleaning and symptom management after treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about orthodontics?
Schedule an examination with our team in İnegöl to discuss suitability, alternative approaches and personalised care.
