Orthodontics is a specialty that aims to correct the alignment of teeth and jaws and improve the relationship between them to achieve a healthy and balanced smile.
The earlier the diagnosis, the greater the chances of achieving better results in a shorter treatment period.
One of the most common and effective types for correcting various cases of malocclusion and tooth alignment.
Similar to metal braces but use tooth-colored brackets for a more aesthetic appearance.
A modern cosmetic option based on removable clear aligners and preferred by many adults.
Helps guide jaw growth and correct problems early before they worsen.
These technologies help increase treatment precision and improve patient experience
The orthodontics department at UniDent includes a select group of specialized doctors who use the latest technologies to treat simple and complex cases.
Professor and Consultant
Orthodontics and Oral Diseases
Professor and Consultant in Orthodontics
The best type depends on the condition of the teeth and the patient’s needs. After clinical examination and diagnosis, the doctor determines the most suitable option, whether metal, ceramic, or clear aligners.
Treatment duration varies from person to person depending on the complexity of the case, but it typically ranges between 12 and 24 months, with some cases requiring less or more time.
The patient may feel discomfort or mild pressure during the first few days after braces placement or during adjustment appointments, which is normal and gradually subsides within a short period.
Yes, orthodontic treatment can be performed at various ages, and adults benefit from it to improve tooth alignment, bite function, and aesthetic appearance.
Clear aligners are effective in many simple and moderate cases, while traditional braces may be the better option for more complex cases. The doctor determines the appropriate option after diagnosis.
