Braces and clear plates are two different methods used for orthodontic treatment, and each addresses different needs. Braces are especially effective in correcting advanced crookedness and jaw disorders. Since they are permanently worn, they do not depend on the patient's usage discipline and move the teeth in a controlled manner throughout the treatment process. Clear plates are a more comfortable alternative for patients with aesthetic concerns. Since they are almost invisible, they are not noticeable in daily life and can be removed while eating or brushing teeth. However, they must be worn for at least 20-22 hours a day to be effective. Therefore, patient compliance is of great importance. Before starting orthodontic treatment, your teeth and jaw structure should be evaluated in detail and the most appropriate treatment method for you should be determined.

The duration of orthodontic treatment varies depending on the patient's dental structure, treatment method and complexity of the treatment. In general, fixed or removable orthodontic treatments can last between 6 months and 3 years. Regular check-ups and patient compliance are of great importance for the success of the treatment process.

No. Orthodontic treatment is a branch of dentistry that can be applied to all ages. There are also various treatment options for adult patients, such as clear plates or aesthetic brackets. The important thing is to evaluate whether the health of the teeth and gums is suitable for treatment.

No. Orthodontic treatment not only provides an aesthetic smile, but also improves chewing and speaking functions by ensuring the correct alignment of the teeth. In addition, proper positioning of the teeth facilitates oral hygiene and helps prevent tooth decay and gum disease.