BRACES!!! will my teeth get loose and fall down...

Many of the patients ask now a days . will my teeth become loose and fall down if, i get the braces? the answer is a NO!!!!!!

As soon as you get the braces the forces upon the teeth makes it to move which gives a feeling of it getting loose and looks like eventually it will fall down.Its a normal way of tooth movement in order to achieve treatment success.

Force level varies from patient to patient. If someone is having Gingivitis ( inflammation of gums) then the force level has to be kept low in order to achieve maximum clinical results with minimal side effects. Our 'ORTHODONTIST IN ROHINI' make sure to treat every patient accordingly.

we can't deny the fact that small changes occur after the placement of braces. the force level that is exerted on the root of the teeth will make a small amount of resorption, but that is negligible.
If one is using heavy forces (that should not be used), or some times it happen that patient insist for heavy forces as patient feel more amount of force means more space closure. but this is not the fact, instead it leads to worsening of the condition. so both Dentist and Patient should avoid this enthusiasm.

In short ,YES small changes occurs in shape and length of root in almost all patients but on the basis of research we can say that these changes are very minute that it cant be visualized to the naked eye.

BRACES DON'T MAKE TEETH LOOSE!!!!

However patient with braces should always be in communication with their Orthodontist in order to get the correct advice regarding their thoughts.

This article is written in public interest by Dr. Kapil Saroha

To get the best braces dentist in rohini visit us.

For further details visit our website,facebook page or can contact us at 011-47523823.

Thanks for your precious time. Subscribe for more Dental health related information.

Comments

Need a perfect smile! Orthodontic Braces is definitely for you.

Everyone of us want to have a perfect smile that's dazzling and add spark and shine to the personality of the individual. But everyone is not blessed with it. Various conditions are severe that require orthodontic intervention for sure and some are less severe that does not require orthodontic treatment but cosmetic treatment can be done with some good results in that cases also. In India the awareness regarding orthodontic treatment is very limited due to which a large base of population spent their life with low social confidence because of unsightly appearance of smile and in whole looks also. But now because of various initiative by Indian dental association and Indian orthodontic society it has reached to a greater no. of peoples but still it is in its nascent stage. Problems associated with it? Malocclusion in general is a condition that affects overall functioning that includes speech, chewing food etc. it can be defined as the variation from normal. It is pres

Facing Bad Breath Problem!!!!! Here is the solution........

Have you ever wondered when you wake up in the morning and experience a bad taste or foul smell from your mouth. When you see yourself in mirror and check your tongue and find white-yellowish covering over it. Bad breath, called Halitosis results from poor dental health habits. And it can also be made worse by the types of foods you eat and other unhealthy lifestyle habits. Millions of bacteria live in the mouth, particularly on the back of the tongue.The mouth's warm, moist conditions are ideal for the growth of these bacteria. Hence cause bad breath in the mouth. REASONS FOR BAD BREATH : 1. Poor dental hygiene Damaged toothbrushes leading to poor oral hygiene. Improper brushing and flossing can lead to food lodgement between the teeth which further leads to cavities and periodontal problems. Going straight to sleep after eating, without brushing your teeth and cleaning your mouth results in poor oral hygiene. 2. Infections in the mouth GUMS INFECTIO

4 REASONS YOUR TOOTHACHE COULD BE SOMETHING ELSE!

DENTAL PAIN Toothache !! Source of fear and anxiety. But, are you sure its toothache? One should visit a dentist to get checked any toothache problem or any sort of pain whether it is due to tooth or it is due to a certain medical condition. Reffered pain is a common dental issue that is presented in the dental clinic. Reffered pain is pain perceived in any part of the body which is far from the site or source of pain. Or we can say that it is the pain that is in any other area than true site of pain. Any sort of pain related to TMJ, any musculoskeletal pain, any chronic back pain can also be reffered to the jaws or other part of the body or face. Any kind of viral infection if present can cause sharp pain on side of face or jaws or teeth. Also the neurological pain such as trigeminal neuralgia is also perceived as toothache. If we take one of the most common example is dental pain during a heart attack . Of the earliest signs that a person is having a heart attack is the r

DENTAL DIARIES

Search This Blog