Fixed orthodontic treatment is applied around the ages of 11-12 after permanent teeth have formed, and it is a treatment performed with brackets and wires that are glued onto the teeth and are not removed during the treatment period.
While removable appliances are used in simple dental treatments, fixed orthodontic appliances are used in long-term serious treatments. Fixed orthodontic appliances, which are removable under the supervision of a dentist, consist of brackets glued onto the teeth and archwires that connect the brackets to guide tooth movement. Fixed orthodontic appliances carefully applied by an orthodontic specialist must remain fixed for the targeted duration for the treatment to be successful.
Fixed orthodontic treatment, which remains on the teeth throughout the entire treatment and is the most effective method for correcting crowding, offers a fast and flawless solution when applied at an early age, and at the same time;
Fixed orthodontic treatment is performed to help the jaw development of children and adults; to ensure teeth are in their correct positions, to correct crowding, and to maintain oral and jaw health.
Removable orthodontic treatment refers to treatments performed with appliances applied inside and/or outside the mouth that the patient can move more comfortably and can put on and take off whenever they want in orthodontic applications.