What you need to know about the Fastbraces method of fast braces treatment
Fast braces, which shorten the treatment time with braces considerably, have been used all over the world for more than 20 years
. The treatment, which lasts between 1.5 - 3 years with classic braces
, is completed in 5 - 12 months with fast braces.
What are fast braces like?
The difference between fast braces, which are glued directly to the teeth, as in classical braces, is their triangular design. These brackets, which have a wide base, adhere to the teeth on a wider surface, providing full control over the tooth and reducing the possibility of the bracket breaking during treatment. Since the upper parts of the brackets, which form the top of the triangular shape
, are further away from each other, the wire passing through them is flexible in these regions. In this way, the teeth that are crooked at the beginning of the treatment do not receive excessive forces and they straighten faster.
How long is the treatment duration?
The treatment duration depends on the individual structure and bone density. and 5 to 12 months, depending on the severity of crowding
.
To whom and to which age group are fast braces applied?
Fast braces are applied to the lower or upper jaw. It can be applied to any individual who does not have any structural problems, does not have a skeletal disorder in the closing of the teeth, and does not experience intense gum problems
. It can be applied at any age, starting from the age of 11 – 13 when most of the permanent teeth erupt.
Once the decision is made, how long does it take to start the treatment?
When it is decided to have rapid braces treatment. After a detailed examination, your doctor requests the necessary x-rays and takes detailed photographs of your teeth. After a few days of analysis, a treatment plan
is created and after these stages, fast braces are attached to the teeth and the treatment process begins.
What happens after the treatment is completed?
At the end of each orthodontic treatment, a number of practices are performed to prevent any movement in the resulting straight teeth
. This is called the 'reinforcement period'
. Immediately after the braces come off, if the closure is appropriate, the front incisor and
A stabilizing wire (fixed retention) is attached to the inner surface of the canine teeth (6 teeth in the front area). This wire is not protruding like braces and does not cause any discomfort. When a stabilizer wire cannot be worn or in some cases
by taking measurements of the teeth together with the stabilizer wire, a transparent stabilizer mouthguard can also be made
. These mouthguards are generally used at night while sleeping.
To get more detailed information about Fastbraces, which is a fast braces treatment method,
You can consult an orthodontist.
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