Invisalign İzmir: What Is It? Who Is Invisalign İzmir Suitable For? Mild–moderate crowdingSpacing/diastemaRelapse after previous orthodontic treatmentTeens and adults who prefer an aesthetic, removable option Note: In complex skeletal discrepancies, Invisalign İzmir…
What is Orthognathic Surgery and Who Is It For?
Orthognathic surgery involves repositioning the upper jaw (maxilla) and/or lower jaw (mandible) by moving them into desired positions to correct jaw deformities. This treatment is reserved for patients with severe jaw deformities…
Braces or Clear Aligners?
Clear Aligner Treatment (Invisalign) Clear aligner treatments have become an effective alternative in orthodontics thanks to their ease of use, aesthetic (invisible) structure, and removable feature. This system begins with the transfer…
Orthodontic Treatment in Children
Ages 1–5: Observation and Early Detection In this age group, active orthodontic treatment is rarely required.However, if the child breathes through the mouth and sleeps with the mouth open at night, a…
Mouth Breathing and Its Relationship with Jaw Development
Snoring and Sleep Apnea in Children and Adults Snoring and sleep apnea are common breathing disorders that can affect individuals of all ages, from young children to older adults. Although often underestimated,…
Snoring and Sleep Apnea in Children and Adults
What Is Snoring? Snoring is the sound caused by the vibration of soft tissues during breathing while asleep. This vibration occurs when the airway partially narrows due to the relaxation of respiratory…
+ Purpose of Maxillary Expansion
Purpose of Maxillary Expansion Maxillary expansion is performed when the upper jaw is horizontally narrower compared to the lower jaw. This procedure is based on the principle of splitting the upper jaw…
+ Mandibular Retrognathia and Orthodontic Treatment
Definition of Mandibular RetrognathiaMandibular retrognathia refers to a condition where the lower jaw is underdeveloped compared to the upper jaw and the overall facial growth. In such cases, when viewed from the…