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Orthodontic Treatment

Orthodontic treatment focuses on correcting misaligned teeth and jaws to improve function, appearance, and oral health. At Dr. Ravi Dental  Clinic, we offer advanced and personalized orthodontic solutions that help both children and adults achieve a perfectly aligned, confident smile.

Whether you’re dealing with crowded teeth, gaps, overbites, or jaw alignment issues, our expert orthodontists assess your condition and recommend the right treatment—ranging from traditional braces to invisible aligners. Our goal is not only aesthetic enhancement but also long-term dental stability and better oral hygiene.

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Common Orthodontic Options Include:

  • Metal Braces – Durable and effective for complex cases
  • Ceramic Braces – Tooth-colored brackets for a subtle look
  • Self-Ligating Braces – Advanced, friction-free technology for faster results
  • Clear Aligners – Removable, transparent trays for minimal visibility
  • Retainers – To maintain results post-treatment and prevent relapse

How Do I Get Orthodontic Treatment and Solutions?

If you’re noticing misaligned teeth, difficulty chewing, speech issues, or jaw pain, it may be time to consult an orthodontist. At Dr. Ravi Dental  Clinic, we start with a detailed consultation including X-rays and bite analysis to design a personalized orthodontic plan.

Throughout your treatment, we provide regular adjustments, progress tracking, and professional care to ensure optimal results and patient comfort from start to finish.

Common Questions & Answers

While early treatment can begin around age 7, adults of any age can benefit from orthodontics with today's technologies.

There may be mild discomfort initially, but it typically subsides within a few days after adjustment.

Treatment duration varies from 6 months to 2 years depending on complexity and appliance type.

You’ll need to avoid very hard or sticky foods, but most meals can be enjoyed with minor adjustments.

Yes, for mild to moderate misalignment. Severe cases may still require traditional braces.