It is one of the treatment options that aim to improve the appearance and functional performance of the teeth by moving them or modifying their straightness. It also distributes the pressure force generated by the occlusion of the teeth, this in turn improves the general health of the teeth, gums and jaw joints.

Orthodontic treats the problem of the jaws, and treats teeth rotation to return them to the correct position.

It can be used for people who have difficulty chewing food, for children when replacing deciduous teeth with permanent teeth, to avoid teeth crowding and improve permanent teeth appearance. Furthermore, it is used to correct crowded teeth, because changing teeth for children may lead to space emergence in the jaws so that the jaw can accommodate the extra teeth.

How is an orthodontic procedure performed?
There are permanent or fixed orthodontics that cannot be removed except using special methods at the orthodontist. The second type is easy to remove, the process is done using a device that adjusts the jaw bones to take the size of the tooth. It can be asserted that there is no time specific to start orthodontics, but in general the younger the age, the faster the results.

Orthodontic features:
Orthodontics have several advantages, so it is important to go to the doctor when performing a self-examination of the jaw to manage the following:
- Treatment of protruding jaws.
- Treating teeth crowding in children.
- Solve speech difficulties problems such as stuttering.
- Orthodontics improve the performance of teeth and surrounding tissues, making them stronger when chewing food.
- Orthodontics treat teeth implanted in the jaw.
- Relieves pain from crowding of the teeth.
- It improves the overall appearance.
- It protects the mouth and gums from diseases, due to the lack of food accumulation.


Dental care after orthodontics installment:
There are guidelines for taking care of your teeth after orthodontics installment, as it is certain that you want to have beautiful and attractive teeth, and these guidelines are:
1- Brush your teeth gently after eating.
2. Reduce sugars and carbohydrates intake because they cause gums problems and tooth decay.
3. Use a fluoride or blue mouthwash.
4. Avoid eating foods that stick to the teeth that are highly viscose, such as mallow, zucchini, and okra, and when eating fish, remove the fish skin to avoid oil sticking to the teeth.
5. When eating foods, reduce the size of the feed and when eating meat, cut it into small pieces.
6. Eat carefully hard-to-break materials like hazelnuts or pulp.
7. Make sure to have a monthly follow up with the dentist.
8. Practice removing and installing the movable orthodontics.
9. Clean the straightening wires, using the straightening brush.
10. Brush the teeth using dental floss.


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