FAQs
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Yes, the results of orthodontic treatment can be definitive, although it will be the orthodontist who will tell us what other actions we must take to ensure that the treatment is complete and does not reverse, such as wearing a retainer for a period of time to prevent the repositioned teeth from returning to their pre-treatment position.
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The aim of orthodontic treatment is to return the teeth to their natural position, so it is normal to feel some slight discomfort or a sensation of pressure during the first few days of each phase of treatment, which disappears immediately. This discomfort can be felt in both traditional and invisible orthodontics, as it is a consequence of the teeth being repositioned.
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As a general rule, this treatment can be used for any dental malposition problem, such as overcrowding, excessive separation, overbite, crossbite… In other words, it is used both for minor corrections and to treat more complex cases.
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Treatment time with invisible orthodontics can sometimes be somewhat longer than with traditional orthodontics. This is because the final phase of any orthodontic treatment, called refinement, is somewhat slower with aligner systems.
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Yes, this treatment offers excellent results. Currently, it is the option chosen by more professionals and patients. The final result achieved is the same, as long as the professional’s instructions are followed and the aligners are worn for the indicated daily time.
