Can adults still have orthodontics? How long does it take?

Accurate can! The doctor will first loosen all your teeth, and then bring braces, you have to take it for one year or two years or n years, and you can only drink porridge during the period of bending, and you will bleed when you brush your teeth!! But it's better not to do it, if you do it now, it's just that it looks good now, and when you're older, your teeth are guaranteed to get older than the average person, and you won't be able to eat something hard.

Then the idea is still up to you, I just see other people like this, tell you the experience, in fact, as long as the teeth are healthy, can chew food for you, you don't have to look good!! Thank you!!

Adults can do orthodontics, and the time is longer than that of minors, generally about a year and a half. Many entertainment and sports stars have orthodontics done as adults. If the correction period has been missed, it can still be corrected, establish a good occlusal relationship, and relieve crowded and disordered teeth to prevent or ** periodontal disease and caries.

At this time, correction can improve the aesthetics of the face by adjusting the axial orientation of the teeth to restore the functions of chewing, speech, and temporomandibular joints. Therefore, the best time to determine orthodontics is not absolute, and the doctor will determine the growth and development of the different types and individuals with dental deformities. I wish you health and beauty.

Hello, it is possible for adults to have orthodontics. Orthodontics includes a wide range of treatments, usually refers to the process of repairing irregular tooth alignment, abnormal tooth shape, and abnormal tooth color through oral technical means.

There are a variety of methods of orthodontics, such as resin veneers, porcelain veneers, porcelain teeth, orthodontics, etc., according to the actual situation of the individual's teeth, the type of dental deformity, etc., and then the comprehensive personal requirements to choose the best method, each method has its own advantages and disadvantages, different people have their own preferences, and need to communicate directly with the doctor during the examination to determine the plan.

It generally takes about one to two years for adults to do orthodontics, and it takes longer, and how long it takes depends on the specific situation of the teeth.

Adults have more limitations when it comes to receiving full orthodontics** than children, if the bite problem is caused by dysplasia of the upper and lower jaws, because the adult's face and bones are basically shaped and need to be orthodonticed****.

Only a combination of orthodontics and maxillofacial surgery can correct deviations in the development of the jaw in adults. Functional aligners used to correct jaw bone dysplasia in children are generally not successful in adults.

Hello! Depending on the situation, correction can generally be completed in about half a year to a year and a half.

It takes about one to three years, depending on the degree of deformity of the teeth and the ability of the teeth to recover.