Orthodontic Braces

Common issues such as crooked teeth, crowded or spaced dentition, and bite irregularities can impact oral health, causing difficulties in chewing, speaking, and maintaining proper hygiene. Orthodontic braces address these concerns by gradually repositioning teeth, correcting bite issues, and enhancing overall dental aesthetics.

Below are our Orthodontic Braces Service process

1. Oral Examination
   Dentists carefully assess the oral condition of the patient, considering factors such as teeth alignment, bite, and gum health.
    
2. X-ray Examination
   X-rays provide detailed information about teeth and jawbone structure, aiding in determining the need for correction and selecting an appropriate orthodontic solution.
    
3. Impressions or Digital Scans
   To create a personalized orthodontic plan, dentists may take impressions of the mouth or perform digital scans to accurately record the shape and position of the teeth.
    
4. Photographic Records
   Dentists might capture photographs of the patient's face and oral structures, serving as part of the treatment plan and for monitoring the progress of the orthodontic intervention.
    
5. Medical History Review
   Obtaining the patient's dental history, overall health status, and factors that may impact orthodontic treatment ensures the formulation of a safe and effective plan.