Tooth position
The position of the teeth and the available space are studied.
Treatments · CISME Dental
Orthodontics
Correct the position of your teeth and improve your bite with treatment tailored to your needs.
What you need to know
Study the dental position before choosing the system
Orthodontics aims to improve both the appearance of your smile and oral function, supporting good oral health. We treat children, adolescents and adults using the techniques most appropriate to each case.
Assessment
What we assess before starting.
Relationship between the jaws
The assessment includes how the jaws fit together and your bite.
Oral health
The condition of the teeth and gums is assessed before treatment.
Type of orthodontic appliance
The diagnosis helps determine which fixed or removable appliance meets the needs of the case.
From assessment to follow-up
A process you can understand.
Clinical examination
Assessment of dental position, bite and oral health.
Diagnosis
Study of the necessary clinical information and records.
Planning
Choice of the system and definition of a plan adapted to the person.
Follow-up appointments
Professional follow-up during treatment to assess your progress.
Frequently asked questions
Before your assessment.
Can orthodontics be done with fixed or removable devices?
Yes. Different systems are available, and the choice is made after examination and diagnosis.
How do you choose the type of orthodontics?
Tooth position, the relationship between the jaws, oral health and individual needs are taken into account.
Does the treatment need follow-up?
Yes. Orthodontics requires individual planning and professional check-ups throughout treatment.
Keep exploring
Other Dental treatments.
Contact · CISME Dental
The next step is to talk about your needs.
Tell us what you need. Our team can guide you in requesting an assessment or answering a question about your treatment.
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