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Following your orthodontist’s instructions, avoiding certain foods, and maintaining proper oral hygiene can help speed up treatment.

Orthodontic relapse occurs when teeth shift back after treatment. Prevent it by wearing retainers and following post-treatment instructions.

Braces can close small gaps left by missing teeth, but more advanced treatments, like implants or bridges, may be necessary for larger gaps.

There’s no upper age limit for orthodontics; adults of all ages can benefit from braces or aligners for a better smile.

Fast braces claim to speed up treatment time by using special techniques, but results vary and not all cases are suitable for them.

Aligners are typically not suitable for severe crowding cases, which may require traditional braces or surgical intervention.

Orthodontic x-rays help the orthodontist assess your jaw, teeth, and bones to develop an appropriate treatment plan.

Your first consultation includes a dental exam, discussion of treatment options, and sometimes X-rays to assess your needs.

Soft foods, pain relief, and proper cleaning can make your first week with braces more comfortable.

Yes, orthodontics can effectively fix crowded teeth by using braces, aligners, or other devices to gradually shift teeth.