In general, the average adult orthodontic
treatment time is about 6-9 months. But by a number of factors, adult
orthodontics length of time varies from person to person. Adult teeth during
orthodontic treatment approximately every 3-6 weeks to see the doctor once,
except for the first time on the appliance takes 40-60 minutes, after each to
see the doctor for about 10-20 minutes, depending on the circumstances. The
first appliance and each of the adjustments will be 2-5 days teeth will feel
sore and weak, unable to bite hard, and after 2-5 days will be completely back
to dental equipment normal, uncomfortable days depending on the individual constitution and age,
and generally older smaller the shorter the uncomfortable days, With each
adjustment, more adapted to the uncomfortable situation will be less and less.
The impact of orthodontic how long the
following factors:
1. Orthodontic time with each person's
teeth irregular degree related.
2. The orthodontics to long associate with
orthodontic materials.
3. The orthodontics how long is related to
daily and corrected by the correction time.
Orthodontic Notes
1. Teeth just correction to do well as care
not to eat excellent food, to prevent tooth deformed, eat soft food. To prevent
infection, but also pay attention to oral health, pay attention to gargle.
2. Early wear braces and each referral
afterburner, tooth pain or discomfort of mild reactions may occur, usually
lasts 3-5 days to reduce or disappear. If the pain has diminished but heavier
or other circumstances, the need promptly contact your doctor for treatment.
Feeling unwell, do not make their own adjustments to avoid damage to the
appliance, contact your doctor as soon as possible for Dental materials have side effects treatment.
3. Wearing fixed appliance customers to pay
special attention to oral hygiene. Early, middle, late, and after eating have
to brush your teeth, put the teeth on the soft dirt and retained food debris
carefully brush clean, otherwise easily lead to gingivitis, periodontitis,
tooth decalcification and dental caries affect the correction.
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