Braces

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The procedure for getting braces typically begins with a comprehensive orthodontic consultation. During this initial appointment, the orthodontist conducts a thorough examination of the patient's teeth, jaws, and mouth. This may include taking X-rays, photographs, and dental impressions to create detailed models of the patient's teeth. Based on this initial assessment, the orthodontist develops a customized treatment plan that outlines the type of braces required, estimated duration of treatment, and any other necessary dental appliances. This is also the stage where any necessary preparatory work, such as extractions or fillings, is identified and scheduled. The second phase involves the actual placement of the braces. This procedure usually takes about one to two hours and is performed in the orthodontist's office. First, the teeth are cleaned and dried thoroughly. Then, a special glue is applied to attach the brackets to each tooth. The orthodontist carefully positions each bracket and uses a curing light to harden the adhesive. Once all the brackets are in place, the orthodontist threads the archwire through the brackets and secures it with small elastic bands. Adjustments and tightening will be scheduled periodically over the next several months to years, during which the braces will gradually move the teeth into their desired positions. Proper oral hygiene and regular check-ups are essential throughout the treatment to ensure that the teeth and gums remain healthy.

Ailments treated by this procedure: Crowded Teeth, Protruding Front Teeth, Overbite, Underbite, and Crooked Teeth

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U&I Dental Clinic: Advanced, Comprehensive Dental Services in Apgujeong, Korea - Experience 25 Years of Expertise

U&I Dental Clinic

Apgujeong Station

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U&I Dental Clinic in Apgujeong provides various dental services backed by 25 years of expertise. The clinic is renowned for its veteran medical staff and advanced facilities. Here are the main procedures offered: Orthodontics Traditional Braces: Align teeth and correct bite issues using metal or ceramic brackets. Ideal for comprehensive dental alignment. Invisalign (Clear Aligners): Transparent, removable aligners that are custom-made for a comfortable fit. Suitable for those looking for a more aesthetic orthodontic solution. Lingual Braces: Braces placed on the backside of the teeth, making them invisible from the outside. Perfect for patients seeking a discreet form of orthodontic treatment. Non-extraction Orthodontics: Techniques that avoid the removal of teeth while still achieving proper alignment. Useful for patients with crowding concerns but wishing to keep all their natural teeth. Cosmetic Dentistry Teeth Whitening: A procedure to lighten the color of your teeth for a brighter smile. Can be done in-office or with take-home kits. Dental Veneers (Laminate): Thin covers placed over the front part of the teeth to improve appearance. Highly effective for treating chipped, stained, or misshaped teeth. Implants Traditional Implants: Surgical placement of a titanium post into the jawbone, followed by a crown. Ensures a stable and permanent solution for missing teeth. Navigation Implants: Utilizes computer-guided technology for precise implant placement. Enhances accuracy and reduces recovery time. Same-Day Implants: Implants and temporary crowns are placed in a single visit. Convenient for patients looking to restore teeth quickly. Anterior Implants: Specifically designed implants for the front teeth. Maintains esthetics and function of visible teeth. Restorative Dentistry Fillings: Used to restore decayed teeth back to their normal function. Materials such as composite resins ensure a natural look. Crowns and Bridges: Dental crowns cover damaged teeth, while bridges replace one or more missing teeth. Both restore the functionality and appearance of your smile. Preventive Dentistry Regular Cleanings: Thorough cleaning to remove plaque and tartar, essential for maintaining oral health. Recommended every six months. Sealants: Protective coatings applied to the chewing surfaces of back teeth. Help prevent cavities especially in children. Experience the innovative and personalized dental care at U&I Dental Clinic, ensuring a healthy and confident smile.

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