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What are fixed braces?

Animation · What are fixed braces?

In fixed braces treatment, small brackets are bonded to the teeth and a wire passing through them moves the teeth to the planned position. The braces are not removed by the patient during treatment. Besides metal brackets, there is also the option of ceramic brackets close to tooth colour; which is suitable is discussed at the examination.

When are they used?

They are used for crowded teeth, gaps between teeth, bite problems, and cases in which teeth need to be rotated or moved vertically. The length of treatment depends on the type of problem and how quickly the teeth move; an estimated duration is given after the examination and records.

Check-up appointments

During treatment you come for check-ups at set intervals; at these appointments the wire is changed or adjusted. For a few days after an adjustment the teeth may feel pressure. If a bracket breaks or a wire is poking, contact the clinic without waiting for the next check-up.

Oral care while wearing braces

Food debris and plaque collect easily around brackets, which increases the risk of decay and gum inflammation. Brushing after every meal and using interdental brushes and orthodontic floss are recommended. Hard and sticky foods can make brackets come off.

Retention after treatment

After the braces are removed, a retainer or a thin wire behind the teeth is used to keep the teeth in place. Following the retention instructions is necessary to preserve the result.

Appointments

To book an examination, message us on WhatsApp (+90 554 243 56 34) or call +90 212 706 96 09. The clinic is open Monday to Saturday, 09:00 - 22:00, and closed on Sunday.

Getting here

This page is for information only. Diagnosis and treatment decisions are made by your dentist after an examination at the clinic. Results of any surgical or interventional procedure vary from person to person. You are advised to get a detailed opinion from your dentist before any procedure.

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