Conventional orthodontics is a dental specialty that focuses on correcting the position of teeth and jaws through the use of braces and wires. This treatment is effective in aligning teeth, correcting malocclusions, and improving both dental function and aesthetics. Traditional braces are made of metal and are attached to the surface of the teeth, connected by adjustable wires that apply gentle pressure to move the teeth into their correct position.

Benefits of Conventional Orthodontics

• Precise Teeth Alignment: Metal braces allow precise control of tooth movement, achieving optimal alignment.
• Correction of malocclusions: Improves bite and dental function, which can prevent future problems related to chewing and speech.
• Durability and EffectivenessMetal braces are very strong and effective in treating a wide variety of orthodontic problems.
• Improving Dental Aesthetics: At the end of the treatment, the teeth are aligned and the smile is more aesthetic and harmonious.

Orthodontic Treatment Process

Conventional orthodontic treatment at Ignasi Piulachs Dental Clinic includes the following steps:

• Initial Evaluation: A clinical examination, x-rays and photographs are performed to plan the treatment.
• Placing Brackets: The brackets are placed on the surface of the teeth and connected with wires.
• Periodic Adjustments: Regular visits are made to adjust the wires and ensure that the teeth move properly.
• Care and Maintenance:During treatment, guidance is provided on how to maintain good oral hygiene and how to care for braces.
• Bracket Removal: At the end of the treatment, the braces are removed and a retainer is placed to maintain the new position of the teeth.

Who is it suitable for?

Conventional orthodontics is ideal for people with misaligned teeth, crowding, excessive gaps, open bite, overbite, crossbite, and other malocclusion problems. It is suitable for patients of all ages looking to improve their smile and dental function.

Aftercare

After removing braces, it is essential to wear a retainer as directed by your orthodontist to keep your teeth in their new position. Good oral hygiene and regular dental check-ups are also important.