Child Braces Europe

Of primary importance for the treatment of malocclusion and early diagnosis of the defect. We must always keep in mind that prevention is better than cure. Early treatment can actually detect the onset of many malocclusions. The orthodontist is able to recognize the cause of disharmony cranio-facial, dental malocclusion and dysfunction of muscle and thus is able to take action to eliminate them. A visit early, before most the first 5-6 years of life, it is therefore important to see if there is a good harmony between the components that make up the anatomical and dental craniofacial architecture. If this is not the case, it is essential to intervene as soon as possible to restore a balance and achieve a proper occlusion. In the teeth of the child to be found many pathological conditions (bad habits, facial type, family history) to be managed by the orthodontist. Ignoring such conditions would certainly the onset of a malocclusion, the interception is the way to ensure the development of a good occlusion. In some cases, early orthodontic therapy, while improving the situation in general, can not solve it completely and will need to program a fixed appliance orthodontic treatment with multi-bracket leading to the final correction in the permanent dentition, ie after 11-12 years.

Lingual Braces, Lingual Orthodontics, Invisible braces

Currently, as is well known, orthodontic treatment is no longer the exclusive prerogative of children and adolescents, but embraces ever-widening age group. In fact, more and more adults, needs to periodontal preprosthetic or for aesthetic reasons, are in need of orthodontic treatment multibracket. Show a smile "perfect" is a modern form of aggression that gives stability and psychological security to those who performed. The lingual orthodontics is meeting this need more and more design and function, with the application of a device invisible on the inner surface of the teeth. New attacks and new lingual arch shape memory have made this technique more and more advanced and improved patient comfort. In addition to the many aesthetic advantages, the Lingual Orthodontics allows a more uniform and body movement of the teeth, so it is very suitable in adults with periodontal problems or not. The timing of treatment are comparable to those achieved with other techniques facial or external, and indeed in some cases, treatment may speed up the lingual therapy. The initial discomfort resolves within a few days. The new units will not affect the internal phonetic and allow a completely normal social life, being completely invisible.

Child or active braces are made of acrylic base which contains different active parts. These braces are recommended for children between age 8 and 14.

Braces are devices which consists from brackets and chains. With them we can align almost any anomaly in position of one or more teeth.

Orthodontic retainers are individually made appliances. They are used after dental braces to keep teeth in position.

How do braces straighten crooked teeth? Braces use constant, gentle pressure, which over time, move teeth into their proper positions. Your braces are at work every moment of your orthodontic treatment. The two main components of your braces are: the brackets that are placed on your teeth and the main archwire that connects them. The bracket is a piece of shaped metal or ceramic that we affix to each tooth. The archwire is bent to reflect your “ideal” bite. In other words, it reflects the way we want you to look after treatment. To discuss getting braces in the area, please feel free to contact us to schedule an appointment. Types of Braces OverviewFor a brief narrated overview of the different types of braces, please click on the image above. It will launch our flash educational Module in a separate window that may answer some of your questions about different types of braces. The wire threads through the brackets and, as the wire tries to return to its original shape, it applies pressure to move your teeth. Picture your tooth resting in your jaw bone. With pressure on one side from the archwire, the bone on the other side gives way. The tooth moves. New bone grows in behind. Attached to your braces, elastics (rubber bands) exert the proper force that creates the right amount of pressure to move teeth. In order for this force to remain constant, elastics must be worn all the time and changed every day. Different Types of BracesMetal braces are the most popular with kids and teenagers. They love using different colors of ligature ties. These braces are much smaller than ever before. Self-ligating metal brackets reduce friction between brackets and wires by eliminating use of ligature ties. Thus, it can reduce total treatment time. Translucent clear ceramic braces