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17Mar

Fixed Brace –Fixed appliance (TrainTrack)

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What are fixed orthodontic appliances?

Fixed braces are the most commonly used type of appliance in orthodontics. They consist of small metal brackets, which are stuck to the teeth using dental glue. Wires are run through the brackets and kept in position with coloured elastic rings (modules). Fixed braces on the upper and lower teeth.

What are the Advantages of fixed appliances?

  • Can be used universally.
  • Almost any correction aimed at an ideal arch form can be performed.
  • Treatment period is relatively short (even in severe cases) and clear and manageable for the patient.
  • All the auxiliaries are prefabricated and can be placed directly in the patient by the dentist.
  • Corrections can be made immediately and directly in follow-up appointments.
  • Patient cooperation is not required to ensure compliance.
  • No damage to the appliance due to improper handling by patients.
  • Treatment program is direct with straightforward planning.

How long before the brace is removed?

It usually takes about 18 months, occasionally longer, to straighten your teeth. “Train track” braces are very good at straightening teeth so that they look better in months.

It is important to remember, however, that if the brace is removed too quickly before the teeth have settled into their new positions, then the teeth tend to go crooked again.

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