Ear, Nose & Throat (ENT)

Advanced Orthodontic Care at Newlook Medical Center

As a Specialist in Orthodontics, the role involves diagnosing and developing treatment plans for dentofacial anomalies and tooth/arch discrepancies. Coordination and close follow-up with other specialties are maintained throughout the treatment process. Prescribing and interpreting oral and maxillofacial x-ray images are fundamental aspects. The specialist corrects and prevents disharmonies of growth between upper and lower jaws, guides tooth development and positioning, and eliminates impairments in chewing ability caused by malocclusion. Addressing crowding to reduce susceptibility to dental decay and gum disease is essential.

Harmful habits are eliminated, orofacial aesthetics are improved, and occlusion abnormalities are corrected. The specialist redirects growth, repositions jaws, and diagnoses and manages TMJ disorders. Utilizing various clear aligners for the movement or stabilization of dentofacial structures is also within the scope of a Specialist in Orthodontics.

Frequently Asked Questions

We offer a range of treatments including traditional metal braces, clear aligners (such as Invisalign), and other advanced orthodontic solutions.
The American Association of Orthodontists recommends that children have their first orthodontic check-up no later than age 7 to identify any potential issues early.
The duration of treatment varies depending on the complexity of the case but generally ranges from 12 to 24 months.
Yes, clear aligners can be just as effective as traditional braces for many orthodontic issues, offering a more discreet treatment option.
Absolutely, orthodontic treatments are effective for adults, helping to improve both function and aesthetics at any age.