Getting Crowded Teeth Treatment In Dubai & Abu Dhabi can make your oral health better. Not everyone has enough space in their mouth. When new or unwanted teeth such as molar or wisdom teeth emerge, it can misalign your teeth by causing crookedness. They affect not only your appearance but also your ability to smile comfortably. The solutions mentioned below can help straighten and fix the overcrowding in your mouth, from making some free space to allowing the practice of proper dental hygiene. You are at the right place to explore what Crowded Teeth Treatment involves and how it can improve your overall concerns.

What Is Overcrowding?

This happens when your teeth don’t have enough room in your mouth to grow. This leads to a twisted growth, creating a misalignment of the teeth. Not only does it make it harder to brush around, but also causes difficulties to floss in between the closely packed teeth.

Causes:

Various factors can trigger this problem. Genetics plays an important role, as candidates may encounter either larger or smaller jaws. This may cause losing a primary tooth prematurely or not having enough space. As a result, the neighboring teeth pair up to being crowded as they may fail to expand into vacant sockets. Additionally, if permanent ones do not erupt correctly due to retained baby teeth, it can further contribute to dental crowding.

Results:

The outcome involves the complete alignment of your tooth width and adjusting the dental arch length. The treatment options gradually straighten teeth which improves both the appearance and vitality of your aesthetic smile. 

Ideal Candidate:

Those who want to update their oral hygiene can surely take advantage of this opportunity. If you feel uncomfortable when biting and chewing, or you have trouble brushing or flossing your teeth, then you’re a good fit for treatment. Your age does not matter either, dental treatments are for everyone. Therefore, reach out to the professionals to design the best suitable treatment plant for you.

Preliminary Care:

A customized plan is discussed to address issues related to gum or low jawbone density. If required, we may also consider bone grafts. You will receive detailed information about the expected outcomes, potential risks, and associated costs. We also carefully examine your medical history to ensure that the outcomes appear according to the plan.

Available Methods:

Its solution involves orthodontic interventions. Here are some common techniques we practice at the clinic:

• Braces:  These are widely used for moderate to complex cases. They work by gradually correcting the position and aligning the grin. This method is very effective but requires time, regular visits, and adjustments to oral hygiene and eating habits. After the completion of the course, the patient needs to wear a retainer to maintain the achieved results.
• Aligners: These are transparent and rigid mouthguards that, correct the direction. One notable advantage is their transparency, making them virtually invisible to others. It does not necessitate changes in eating habits, can be removed for brushing and eating, and is less likely to cause oral mucosal irritation compared to other methods.
• Extraction: To create more space in the dentition, this option is recommended. Typically, the removal of the fourth or fifth teeth is considered to result in the liberation of approximately 8 mm of space. It facilitates a more effective realignment of the remaining ones.
• Retainers: Following the active phase of orthodontic treatment, these play a crucial role in maintaining the corrected placement of the targeted area. These devices may be either removable or fixed which offers ongoing support to sustain the outcome during the orthodontic intervention.
• Veneers: These are prescribed for mild crowding cases where your doctor identifies slight tooth curvature. These thin shells, usually made of porcelain, quickly address cosmetic concerns and restore an aesthetically pleasing smile. It’s important to note that these are suitable for specific situations and may not be considered an independent therapeutic method for more severe crowding.
• Surgical: For extreme cases involving severe malocclusions and skeletal issues, orthognathic surgery will be recommended. This surgical procedure entails repositioning the jaw concerns structural problems and contributing to comprehensive orthodontic correction.

Aftercare:

It is imperative to promote recovery. The precautionary measures include;

• You should brush and floss regularly and thoroughly to prevent any plaque buildup and cavities.
• You have to rinse with water or antiseptic mouthwash after eating or drinking anything other than water to remove any food particles or stains.
• Use a mouthguard during activities that could be a risk, such as playing sports.
• Avoid hard, sticky, or sugary foods and drinks that can damage the devices or the teeth.
• You should avoid habits like nail-biting, pencil-chewing, or using them as tools, as these can potentially damage them.
• If you experience any discomfort, or pain, or notice unusual changes, contact your doctor promptly for advice.
• Visit the orthodontist regularly for check-ups and adjustments.

Benefits:

• The primary advantage is a more attractive and aligned smile that enhances your appearance.
• This reduces the risk of gum disease, cavities, and other oral fitness issues.
• It will decrease jaw discomfort and will help in efficient chewing, also aiding in better digestion.
• It prevents long-term problems, such as abnormal wear, TMJ disorders, and potential complications with the surrounding structures.
• The improvement in oral health is linked to better overall well-being.
• The achievements are long-lasting helping you with your aesthetics.
• It can contribute to clearer speech and pronunciation, minimizing speech impediments or difficulties.
• You will become confident in personal and professional relationships.
• Achieving a harmonious smile will give you satisfaction, and positively influence your mental and emotional well-being as well.

Risks:

All of the side effects are temporary and will subside with time;

• You may experience mild discomfort or soreness.
• It can irritate the cheeks, lips, or tongue
• Some patients initially find it challenging to speak or eat comfortably with the presence of something in their mouth. 
• Rarely, individuals may experience allergic reactions to materials used.
• However, in some cases, the roots of teeth may undergo resorption, where they break down slightly. 

Cost:

The total amount can vary depending on the options you choose. It also depends on the condition of your mouth. The dentist will provide you with all the details regarding the charges and other basic information related to the treatment during your consultation session. However, to give you a brief introduction about the average cost of Crowded Teeth Treatment In Dubai, the price ranges between AED 1,999 to AED 34,999.

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