How often do I have to go back for orthodontic care?

The orthodontic treatment should be repeated every 3~4 weeks.

The movement of teeth and jaws during orthodontic treatment is gradual, and in the process of orthodontic treatment, the doctor applies appropriate force to the orthodontic appliances to achieve the purpose of gradually moving the teeth, so the course of treatment is longer, usually about 2 years, and complex deformities may be longer.

During the orthodontic treatment process, patients usually need to go to the hospital every 3~4 weeks for follow-up, which is mainly based on the orthodontic treatment of the wrong jaw, and make appropriate adjustments to the orthodontic appliances. Frequent follow-ups and additional efforts to seek "fast teeth" will lead to periodontal damage, and the desire for speed is not enough.

Expanded:

When it comes to orthodontics, many people think of a hideous "steel mouth", and many people are afraid of orthodontics because of this. Modern orthodontic treatment takes a simple and effective approach that greatly reduces the discomfort caused by patients wearing cumbersome assistive devices, making treatment much easier. There are many ways to straighten your teeth and not just one.

Additionally, it requires the cooperation of both doctors and patients. The effectiveness of orthodontic treatment is closely related to the communication between doctors and patients. And patients also need to be in the orthodontic process, actively cooperate with the doctor, pay attention to diet, to ensure that every day to wear braces time, in order to achieve a good treatment effect.

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