
No – apart from aesthetics, a correct bite makes it easier to bite, chew, and speak, and also reduces the risk of tooth wear and strain.
On average, between 12 and 24 months, depending on the type of defect and the appliance. For some patients, treatment may take less or more time – the plan is determined on an individual basis.
To maintain the effect, it is necessary to wear a retainer. This is a natural stage of treatment that prevents the defect from recurring.
Fitting the appliance does not hurt. You may experience slight tenderness or discomfort for a few days after fitting or adjustments, but these symptoms quickly subside.
Hygiene requires more attention, but with the right accessories (toothbrushes, irrigators) it is easy to maintain. During treatment, the patient receives detailed hygiene instructions.
Treatment can be started at any age – in children, teenagers, and adults alike. For the youngest patients, it is advisable to attend the first consultation at around the age of 7 to assess the development of the bite.
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