Orthodontics is one of the best and most important basic treatment methods, and it has a special application in the treatment of speech disorders. The orthodontist plays an important role… Read more »

Some speech defects may be related to malocclusion. Malocclusion or dental abnormalities in general are either inherited or can be spread through bad habits. When a child starts sucking his… Read more »

Orthodontic treatment and dental care allows irregular teeth to be adjusted to correct speech disorders. Studies show that people with speech disorders have more difficulty pronouncing dental sounds (“S” or… Read more »

As you know, in addition to distorting the beauty of the face, abnormalities of the jaw and teeth can cause many other problems. One of these problems is related to… Read more »

After the end of the period of orthodontic treatment and retainers, there is still the possibility of changing the position of your teeth. As long as we live, our bones… Read more »

The removable retainer contains a wire that holds the front teeth. Although this wire is visible, it causes fewer problems than fixed braces. If you have a removable fixator on… Read more »

Your orthodontist will prescribe the right design for you. Some fixers are employed full time for the first 6 months. After that, the fixatives are only used at night for… Read more »

It may take up to a year or longer for the teeth to settle after treatment. If the distance between your teeth before treatment is large, the retention period will… Read more »

At the end of a course of orthodontic treatment, you will be asked to use a retainer to hold the tooth in its new position. This prevents teeth that are… Read more »

Fortunately, orthodontic treatment allows patients to treat jaw and dental abnormalities in an initial and permanent manner. Improving the improper position of the jaw and teeth greatly reduces the complications… Read more »