For Adults

In many cases the primary adult orthodontic intervention indication arises because existing dental health problems. The presence of crooked teeth and occlusal problems can affect oral health. The orthodontic intervention can help prevent serious potential problems such as caries teeth develop periodontal disease and tooth loss gradually. Today , more and more adults are seeking orthodontic intervention solely to improve the aesthetics and obtaining a beautiful smile. The techniques used in the adult are similar to those of children. ​The presence of gaps between the teeth , overcrowded teeth , prominent front teeth and teeth in abnormal positions , are problems facing quite often the Adult orthodontics. The ever growing interest of the individual for health and beauty issues led to a sharp increase in the proportion of adults seeking orthodontic treatment in recent decades. ​The use of small metal or transparent hooks showed high acceptance among adults , while there is great interest in recent years for transparent orthodontic aligners. ​However there are some cases that can not be controlled only by braces , because of the facial bones of adults was not further developed. In these cases we require orthodontic intervention to achieve the optimal effect. ​The health of teeth, gums and underlying bone , and harmonious relations of the jaws are essential in determining the decision for aesthetic improvement through orthodontic treatment.